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From Publishers Weekly Gilman, author of The Adoption Resource Book and a mother who lives in New York, presents a good starting place for parents coping with or contemplating the task of raising children in the great metropolis. She covers pregnancy issues, childbirth education classes, child care, how to find information, choosing schools for different needs, and includes a detailed chart of what child and pediatric care is offered at which New York City hospitals. She also discusses "lifestyle ideas"how to find more space as well as suggesting public facilities for recreation and cultural resources. While this title doesn't answer every question parents or parents-to-be might have, it is informative, straightforward and worth having on hand for basic reference.Copyright 1987 Reed Business Information, Inc.
This book investigates the practical challenges and logistical requirements of raising children within the urban environment of New York City. Author Lois Gilman, drawing on her professional background in adoption resources and her personal experience as a resident parent, provides a structured framework for navigating the city's complex systems of healthcare, education, and family support services.
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Critics and readers recognize this work as a functional starting point for urban parents seeking basic reference material. Experts highlight the straightforward nature of the prose, noting its utility as a foundational guide for those navigating the complexities of metropolitan child-rearing.
Page Count:
224
Publication Date:
1987-10-06
Publisher:
Penguin Books
ISBN-10:
0140079920
ISBN-13:
9780140079920
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