Public/High School Graduate Audience) and 5 Annotated

¶ … Public/high School Graduate Audience) And 5 Annotated Professional, Peer-Reviewed Sources (aimed at a Professional/academic/college Student/graduate Student Audience) Annotated Professional, Peer-reviewed Sources (aimed At A Professional/academic/college Student/graduate Student Audience) Journal of Attachment & Human Development (http://www.tandf.co.uk/journals/titles/14616734.asp) Routledge. 6 issues a year. Is child-development oriented. Focuses on child attachment theory and research. Provides empirical perspective with cutting edge studies, reviews, and clinical case observations.

Crosses over the fields of psychiatry, psychology, nursing, social work and related fields whilst presenting ideas, methods, and research on attachment theory. Journal of Child & Family Behavior Therapy (http://www.tandf.co.uk/journals/titles/07317107.asp) Routledge. 4 issues a year. Treating all aspects of the child and adolescent's life within a behavioral format, this issue shares extensive case methods and practical behavioral techniques for anyone involved in the child / or adolescent's life (including parent, teacher, and counselor).

There are extensive book reviews, case studies, and the latest behavioral techniques with step-by-step details for application. 3. International Journal of Infant Observation and its Applications http://www.informaworld.com/smpp/title~content=t713735221) Routledge. 3 issues a year. Is child-development oriented. Psychoanalytic in orientation from the Tavistock Clinic in 1948. Peer-reviewed journal includes case studies, detailed instruction on how to apply method, book and article reviews on the subject, and essays on wider application of the subject to fields that include social work, nursing, and teaching. 4.

Journal of Child and Adolescent Mental Health http://www.wiley.com/bw/journal.asp?ref=1475-357X. Routledge. 2 issues a year. Dedicates itself to improving the mental health of the child and adolescent (i.e. child and adolescent development), particularly in developing countries such as in Africa. Subjects include epidemiology, mental health prevention and promotion, psychotherapy, pharmacotherapy, policy and risk behaviour. Papers include review articles, orignal research, and reviews of books and clinical papers. 5. Journal of Child and Adolescent trauma http://www.informaworld.com/smpp/38143296-55068294/title~content=t792303975 Routledge.

4 issues a year. Has a child and adolescent developmental approach. The journal presents research and original treatments for dealing with prevention and treatment for traumas and disorders within an individual, family, and community perspective. Multi-disciplinary in approach, the journal provides cutting edge ideas, models, and reports including commentaries on controversial topics. 5 annotated popular sources (aimed at the general public/high school graduate audience) 5 Popular magazines (including 2 websites) dealing with child and adolescent psychology 1.

Parents magazine (http://www.magazines.com/product/parents-afd_number=4200&s_kwcid=TC-22555-1296795174-b-33053767#info) Parent's magazine offers proven tips, expert techniques and straightforward advice from America's foremost childcare experts. There are articles for each stage of the child's development, as well as articles on mental, physical, and general health of the child. Appealing to a general audience and contains cutting edge news and reviews. 12 issues per year; published monthly. 2.

Wondertime http://wondertime.go.com/learning/) Publishes the magazine 'family Fun' with many of its articles reprinted on its website. Mainly for babies and infants, it is funded by Disney and describes itself as an "everyday resource for mums and Dads" but could be accessible and appealing to others as well. 3. Parent & Child magazine http://www2.scholastic.com/browse/parentchild.jsp 8 issues per year. Described as the "#1 resource to help parent's play an active role in their child's development.

In each issue you will find articles on how children learn and gain independence, what to expect from your child's preschool or child care center and fun activities that build higher learning skills." The content, therefore, makes it valuable for students and educators too. Some of its articles for instance feature how to make math interesting, and why children become frustrated. In this way, its topic supercedes parenting and reaches across the board. 4.

American Baby Magazine (http://www.parents.com/american-baby-magazine/) Focuses on the baby in particular, pre-natal and post-natal care and baby's development thoguh the first 2 years of life. Focusing on all facets of childcare, it addresses the health and medical issues of pregnancy as well as infant and childcare. One of the most popular magazines, it is relevant to and caters to a.