1st Edition
Bringing up Children in Ghana An Impressionistic Survey
By Barrington Kaye
Copyright 1962
312 Pages
by
Routledge
312 Pages
by
Routledge
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Bringing Up Children in Ghana (1962) covers a whole spectrum of child training from birth to maturity, including nursing and feeding, sibling relationships, parental discipline, sexual behaviour, puberty rites, children’s household chores. The studies were conducted by the Child Development Research Unit at the Institute of Education, University College of Ghana, and presents an in-depth survey... Read more
1. The People of Ghana 2. Attitudes Towards Having Children 3. Attitudes Towards Pregnancy 4. Child-birth 5. Nursing 6. Weaning 7. Children’s Meals 8. Toilet Training 9. Motor Development 10. Sleep 11. Children’s Health 12. Early Sexual Experiences 13. Sex Distinctions 14. Children’s Relations with their Parents 15. Children’s Relations with Adults other than their Parents 16. Relations with Siblings 17. Children’s Speech 18. Children and Property 19. Schooling 20. Children’s Games and Stories 21. Children’s Work 22. Puberty and Adolescence
Biography
Barrington Kaye
