Children's care in the twenty-first century is increasingly a public issues as well as parents' private concern. Concepts and Relationships and Policies, Care and the Development of Social Policy, Getting Beyond Childcare: Reflections on Recent Policy and Future Possibilities, The Care of the Illegitimate Child: The Coram Experience 1900-45, Social Pedagogy: A Historical Account of Care and Education as Social Control, An Historical Perspective on Changing Child Care Policy, Explorations in Formal Care, Men in the Nursery, Caring for Children in Need: The Case of Sponsored Day Care, Mother and Teacher and Nurse? How Childminders Define Their Role, Promoting Children's Health Through Nursing Care, Care and Family Life, Care-Giving and Independence in Four-Generation Families, Concepts of Care and Children's Contribution to Family Life, Some Thoughts on Rethinking Children's Care, Index.