Adjusting the Jewish child to his world.

Mimeographed.

The status of early care and education in the states /

Includes bibliographical references.

Child abuse and neglect research:

"An extensive collection of information on child abuse and neglect research includes informative abstracts of about 1,100 published documents and descriptions of about 110 on-going research projects. The publications ... represent medical, legal, psychological, sociological, and many other viewpoints of the child abuse and neglect problem."

A child-centered program to prevent tuberculosis.

Mode of access: Internet.

Studies in education : July 1896.

Mode of access: Internet.

The Health of the school child.

Vols. for 1922- have subtitle: "Report of the Chief Medical Officer ..." (varies slightly)

The nurse in home training programs for the retarded child.

Mode of access: Internet.

Motion pictures on child life. Supplement no. 1-2.

Mode of access: Internet.

Child care and guidance; a suggested post high school curriculum.

"OE-87021-A."

Three family narratives for use in parent education groups

Mode of access: Internet.

Program guidance, child welfare services training grants.

"Section 426 of the Social Security Act."

School health activities in 1930. Summary of information collected for the White House conference on child health and protection,

"For a comparison of this survey with that made by the Office of Education in 1923, see A Biennium in hygiene and physical education, Bulletin, 1931, no. 20."--Foot-note, p. [1]

Child life.

Publication suspended from 1893-1898?

The development of the child /

Mode of access: Internet.

Illinois child care rates report.

The Illinois Department of Human Services Bureau of Child Care and Development seeks to provide low-income Illinois families with multiple affordable options for quality child care and early education and offer children the opportunity to grow, learn and be cared for in safe nurturing settings that are culturally and developmentally appropriate. Through the Child Care Assistance Program (CCAP), the Bureau provides child care assistance to more than 190,000 children whose parents work or attend school.