Great Psychologists as Parents

Examining the parenting practices of renowned psychologists, this study juxtaposes their theories on child-rearing with their actual behaviors as parents. Each chapter delves into significant figures, from Darwin to Freud, Jung, Piaget, and Bowlby, revealing the outcomes for their children. The book offers valuable insights for students in childhood studies, education, and psychology, as well as practitioners in these fields, while also appealing to general readers seeking a unique perspective on parenting.