Bath-time Safety Tips : Advice for Parents
Advice for parents
Concerned Parents Keep Bedwetting Quiet
Bedwetting is still a taboo issue for worried UK parents.
Let’s Stick Together
A large-scale programme designed to prevent marriage breakdown
‘Britain’s Sixteen-Year-Olds’ by Ken Fogelman
Digest by Robert Shaw
Following a cohort through adolescence
News Views
Including child poverty, the lessons from Baby Peter, foster care recruitment, family eating habits, fitness, fun and football, archiving theses, …
“Dear Mother”
by Dr Keith J. White
The importance of links across the generations and of ‘family’ connections
Issue no. 7 the goodenoughcaring Journal is now online!
The next issue is out.
‘Dibs in Search of Self’ by Virginia Mae Axline
Digest by Robert Shaw
A touching classic about creating the right space to let healing happen
‘Early Experience: Myth and Evidence’ by Ann Clarke and Alan Clarke
Digest by Robert Shaw
A collation of child care research which challenged current thinking
‘My Daddy’s Going Away’ by Christopher MacGregor
Book Review by David Lane
Helping children to come to terms with absent fathers
The Little Prisoner Revisited
Book Review by Valerie Jackson
Any further responses to this moving book?
The Past, Now - and the Future?
by Kathleen Lane
What creates a good environment for bringing children up?
Nine Questions to Ask
What parents should ask before choosing an out-of-school club or play setting
‘Young Children in Brief Separation’ by James and Joyce Robertson
Digest by Robert Shaw
Lessons about what does - and does not - damage children
Adoption - A Mother’s Story : Part 3
The third part of a personal account of becoming an adoptive parent
Adoption - A Mother’s Story : Part 2
The second part of a personal account of becoming an adoptive parent
‘A Place Called Hope’ by Tom O’Neill
Digest by Robert Shaw
Personal experiences of the care system shaped professional thinking.
What is a Naughty Child?
by Valerie Jackson
The danger of labelling and sending frightening messages
Adoption: A Mother’s Story
The first part of a personal account of becoming an adoptive parent
The Ups and Downs of Being a Single Father
by Charlie Rice
Success (and fun) in battling against prejudice and professional expectations
How are Good Parents Made?
by Valerie Jackson
The need for optimism in the face of problems and a good sense of humour
Learning about Health
by Valerie Jackson
Teaching children about STIs, and the need for good parenting
Children Webmag: In Future Issues
We shall be considering health in February, Parents’ Views in March and Disability in April. Why not write for us?
‘Juvenile Delinquents: Their Condition and Treatment’ by Mary Carpenter
Digest by Robert Shaw
The historical classic about services for young offenders
“The Children Find Living In a Family Setting Too Difficult.”
by Dr Keith J. White
The danger of dogma in meeting individual needs
