Publisher's Synopsis
The timely and well researched contributions to this book bring together the latest thinking on currently topical issues in infancy and early parenthood. Each chapter considers the theoretical ideas and recent empirical developments in an area of critical concern to practitioners working with parents and babies.
This series of three books brings together up-to-the minute theory and wide ranging research on the psychology of human reproduction for the first time and places it in a biopsychosocial context. The books are aimed at undergraduate and postgraduate students in psychology, nursing and midwifery, but are also essential reading for anyone with an interest in reproduction and human development.
TITLES IN THE SERIES - Reproductive Potential and Fertility Control; Conception, Pregnancy and Birth; Current Issues in Infancy and Parenthood.
