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Is Parenting a Class Issue?
This timely book examines the connection between social class and parenting. It reveals how widening class inequalities have affected family life and parenting practices, and raises fundamental questions about class perceptions in policy and family support practice.
£21.50
The delivery of parent skills training programmes
Meta-analytic studies and systematic reviews of what works best
The aim is to discover how much is currently known about the usefulness and scope of parent skills training programmes for parents at different family life-stages and in different social settings and circumstances and, in particular, what is known about practices concerned with their delivery.
Can government measure family wellbeing?
A literature review
This review analyses current definitions, theoretical models, and measurement tools and examines quality issues such as validity and transferability, as well as the conceptual and practical measurement challenges posed by the study of family wellbeing.
Can government measure family wellbeing?
Summary
This summary highlights the key findings from, Can government measure family wellbeing? A literature review
Family Trends
British families since the 1950s
Covering demographics, migration and relationships through to wellbeing and the recession, this is the key reference work on families and family life in Britain. It provides a panoramic view of family change and analyses the key issues that impact on family life and parent-child relationships today.
£32.50
Ten years of family policy
1999-2009
In the Family and Parenting Institute's tenth year, this discussion paper reviews developments in family policy in England during the past decade. It examines the progress that has been made and the challenges that still remain.
£4.50
Knowing what you do works
Measuring your own effectiveness with families, parents and children: a short guide
A practical guide to help individual workers and whole services understand the terms and issues within the act of measuring, as well as how to go about it.
£15.00 (x 25)
£25.00 (x 50)
A report on the Early Learning Partnership Project
This report presents the positive experiences, the challenges and the lessons learned from the Early Learning Partnerships Project (ELPP).
A powerful voice for families
Annual report 2008-2009
A summary of the key achievements of the Family and Parenting Institute during 2008-2009.
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