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The Process of Parenting, 9th Edition by Jane B. Brooks is a comprehensive, evidence-based text that explores the many dimensions of parenting and caregiving across the lifespan. Widely used in undergraduate and graduate courses in child development, family studies, psychology, social work, and early childhood education, this book translates developmental research into practical strategies for supporting children's growth.
Brooks presents parenting as a dynamic, evolving relationship shaped by the individual characteristics of both parents and children. The text emphasizes a problem-solving approach that helps parents identify solutions tailored to their unique family circumstances, values, and cultural backgrounds. The ninth edition introduces new first-person narrative boxes, expanded coverage of social context and international parenting practices, and updated evidence-based parenting programs.
Core topics include attachment theory, temperament, discipline strategies, cultural influences on parenting, parenting children with special needs, co-parenting, single-parent families, stepfamilies, and the impact of media and technology on child development. The text also addresses parenting across developmental stages from infancy through adolescence.
This edition is an essential resource for students pursuing careers in counseling, social work, pediatric nursing, family therapy, and education, as well as parents and caregivers seeking research-based guidance on raising healthy, well-adjusted children.
ISBN-13: 978-0078024467
