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Name: Parents and their children
Author: Verdene Ryder

📘 Parents and their children by Verdene Ryder

A guide for young people interested in children or in being parents. Discusses decisions relating to parenthood, biological information, parent-child interactions, and the challenges presented by parenthood.

First publish date: 1985

Authors: Verdene Ryder

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