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  1. Helene S. Arnstein
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Taken fromTHE ROOTS OF LOVE by Helene S. Arnstein. Copyright ¢ 1975 by Helene S. Arnstein. Reprinted by permission of the Bobbs-Merrill Co., Inc. The editors ofDAY CARE feel that this excerpt can only begin to suggest to the reader all the practical, intelligent, and above allhuman concerns discussed in this book. A reading of the complete work is encouraged.

Helene S. Arnstein, the author of numerous books and articles for and about young chidren, is a winner of the 1975 Family Life Book Award of the Child Study Association of America/Well-Met, Inc. The award cites “a tender, thourough examination of how parents and other caregivers foster a child's capacity for love and emotional well-being—noteworthy for its redefinition of the father's role.”

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Arnstein, H.S. How sex attitudes develop. Early Childhood Educ J 3, 11–14 (1976). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02353879

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