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Nov 28, 2013 27 min

007 Parenting inc. interview with Jane Evans

from Thoughts On The Social World Hosted by David Niven

Parenting - the ups and downs. Interview with Jane Evans An interview with Jane Evans, a parenting expert who has a book out in February called How are you feeling today Baby Bear? Which examines the impact of domestic violence on 2-6 year olds and age appropriate strategies to discuss it. I then talk about and reflect on personal anecdotes of children at risk through poor parental assumptions.

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