The psychology of childhood /

"The young animal, before the end of the first day of his life, does what it takes the child a year to accomplish. The human infant, for example, requires weeks to attain the power of holding his head in equilibrium, while the young chicken runs about and picks up grains of wheat before the fir...

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Main Author:	Tracy, Frederick, 1862-1951
Format:	eBook
Language:	English
Published:	Boston : D.C. Heath, 1896.
Edition:	3rd ed.
Series:	Heath's pedagogical library.
Subjects:	Child development. Child psychology. Psychology, Child Child Development Enfants > Développement. Enfants > Psychologie. Child psychology Child development Electronic books.
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