"The modern mother who is beginning to find that the rearing of children is the most difficult of all professions, more difficult than engineering, than law, or even than medicine itself. But along with this conviction comes the search for facts which will help them."
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John B. Watson. (1928). Psychological Care of Infant and Child. New York: W. W. Norton & Co. p.12.
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