A noted psychologist, surveying new rules for grandparents in the context of today's changing family, offers advice on maintaining relations with grandchildren during and after divorce, acting as a surrogate parent, and step-grandparenting.
Dr Fitzhugh Dodson (1923—1993) is a world-famous psychologist, lecturer and writer. He began his career as a priest, before to devote fully to children, their nurture, education and treatment. A father of three children, a practicing child psychiatrist, owner and manager of a school for children in California, a member of more than ten scholarly associations, he popularizes his experience in books like "The Art of Being a Parent”, “The Art of Being a Father”, "Everything Depends on the First Six Years”, “How to Habituate Our Children to Discipline” and many others, issued in several millions of copies world-wide and became reference books for many generations of parents.
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