Nothing but the Best: Making Day Care Work for You and Your Child

From Library Journal Books about day care abound; topics range from making the decision (Beatrice Marden Glickman's Who Cares for the Baby , LJ 1/78) to judging quality (Grace Mitchell's Day Care Book , LJ 4/15/79) to personal reminiscences (Joan Roemer's Two to Four from 9 to 5 , HarperCollins, 1989). Finally, here is a book that teaches parents coping skills for behavior problems that arise from the decision to place a child in the care of others. The authors, a day care administrator and an educator, give practical suggestions on dealing with issues such as separation, fighting, and changing teachers. Sound, succinct advice makes this a good choice for parenting collections.