Children in Canada Today

Children in Canada Today offers a unique Canadian perspective on the sociology of childhood, exploring how children become members of society. The text examines the socialization process—how, where, when, and with whom children grow up to become socially “functional” adults. Combining history and theory, it provides engaging discussions on socialization as well as the policies and social practices that shape children’s lives.

Key Features:

• Contemporary Canadian approach to the sociology of childhood.
• Balanced coverage of theory, history, and social practice.
• Explores socialization processes and influences from family, school, and community.
• Discusses policies and social practices impacting children’s well-being.
• Engaging and accessible for students and professionals interested in child development and education.