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Single mothers in a parent group

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At theX Day Care Center, in a New York City suburb, there was a group of single mothers, some separated from their husbands, others never married, who were confused and who were unsure about what they had to offer their children without a husband and father. In some cases this resulted in the mothers' general low self-regard and defensive attitudes, misperceptions, and unavailability to the communications about the children that customarily took place between the day care staff members and the mothers.

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Kenneth Schwarz is a Psychologist in Pound Ridge, NY

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Schwarz, K. Single mothers in a parent group. Early Childhood Educ J 12, 24–25 (1984). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01623093

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