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Changing Mother Attitudes Toward Child Rearing

The authors discuss various methods of parent education, their strengths and shortcomings, and then describe a pilot study which examines a new approach focusing on information in child development rather than on train ing, in a lecture group interaction format. Positive comments from the mothers who participated in the study indicated that the approach has a group dynamics component, therapeutic in nature.