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Steps Prospective Parents Can Take Before Conception to Increase the Chances of a Healthy Baby, p 58
Do’s and Don’ts for a Healthy Pregnancy, p96
Ways to Soothe a Crying Newborn, p 110
Reasons to Breastfeed, p 130
Features of a High-Quality Home Life for Infants and Toddlers: The HOME Infant-Toddler Subscales, p 169
Signs of Developmentally Appropriate Infant and Toddler Child Care, 171
Supporting Early Language Learning, p 177
Encouraging Affectionate Ties Between Infants and Their Preschool Siblings, p 205
Helping Toddlers Develop Compliance and Self-Control, p 208
Features of a High-Quality Home Life for Preschoolers: The HOME Early Childhood Subscales, p 244
Signs of Developmentally Appropriate Early Childhood Programs, p 247
Helping Children Manage Common Fears of Childhood, p 260
Using Positive Discipline, p 269
Regulating TV and Computer Use, p 272
Providing Developmentally Appropriate Organized Sports in Middle Childhood, p 297
Signs of High-Quality Education in Elementary School, p 319
Ways to Foster a Mastery-Oriented Approach to Learning, p 334
Helping Children Adjust to Their Parents’ Divorce , p 348
Communicating with Adolescents about Sexual Issues, p 373
Handling Everyday Consequences of Teenagers’ New Cognitive Capacities, p 385
Factors That Support High Achievement During Adolescence, p 390
Supporting Healthy Identity Development, p 405
Preventing Sexual Coercion, p 448
Fostering a Healthy Adult Life, p 449
Keeping Love Alive in a Romantic Partnership, p 469
Strategies That Help Dual-Earner Couples Combine Work and Family Roles, p 493
Reducing the Incidence of Cancer and Cancer Deaths, p 509
Reducing the Risk of Heart Attack, p 510
Managing Stress, p 512
Facilitating Adult Reentry to College, p 524
Ways Middle-Aged Parents Can Promote Positive Ties with Their Adult Children, p 544
Relieving the Stress of Caring for an Aging Parent, p 549
Ingredients of Effective Retirement Planning, p 555
Preventing Unintentional Injury in Late Adulthood, p 580
Increasing the Effectiveness of Instruction for Older Adults, p 594
Fostering Adaptation to Widowhood in Late Adulthood, p 619
Discussing Concerns About Death with Children and Adolescents, p 640
Communicating with Dying People, p 646
Suggestions for Resolving Grief After a Loved One Dies, p 659
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