BROWN, John L., and Madeline THOMPSON, (eds.). Growing Up in Cuba. The Cuban Child Care Cards with a photographic essay by F. Robert Openshaw. (Toronto) : Canadian Educational Programmes, (1979).First Edition. Pp (4),5-175,(6),+ 23 pages of b&w photos. 8vo, photo-illustrated card covers, lettered inred. “This book is the result of visits to Cuba over a period of several y ears by the staff of the Family Involvement Journal. Editor Gloria Shephardvisited Cuban services for children and families accompanied by photograph er F. Robert Openshaw. She was impressed by, among other things, the small post-card size informational material produced by the Cuban Health Servicesfor people who work with families. These cards brought information to pare nts and family members about ways of child rearing that was consistent withgood mental health and child care principles and practice. A series called Cuba Child Care Cards was a feature of Family Involvement Journal in sever al issues. We had numerous requests from parents and professionals for the Cuba cards to be made available under a single cover.” - from the Introduction. Contents: The Irnportance of Baby's First Year - The Importance of Sucking for a Baby - Crying - Tantrums - Affection, Development and Learning -Eating - Toilet Training - Teaching Your Child Hygiene - Play - Fear and T imidity - Helping Your Child Outgrow Selfishness - Jealousy - Obedience - Punishment - Affectionate Family Atmosphere. Spine sunned else very good. Scarce.