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Frances Ilg

American pediatrician
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  • Louise Bates Ames

    In 1951 Ames and pediatrician Frances Ilg (Gesell Institute cofounder and researcher) began writing a nationally syndicated newspaper column called ā€œChild Behaviorā€ (changed to ā€œParents Askā€ after 1962), which lasted until 1973. From 1953 to the early 1990s, Ames wrote and cowrote numerous books and articles, and she appeared on…

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    In 1951 Ames and pediatrician Frances Ilg (Gesell Institute cofounder and researcher) began writing a nationally syndicated newspaper column called ā€œChild Behaviorā€ (changed to ā€œParents Askā€ after 1962), which lasted until 1973. From 1953 to the early 1990s, Ames wrote and cowrote numerous books and articles, and she appeared on…

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