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Lynn Hoyt Bottum, 76, of New Haven

Wed, 05/26/2021 - 7:32pm sarahp NEW HAVEN Lynn Hoyt Bottum, 76, passed away on May 18, 2021, after a seven months’ stay at the Helen Porter Rehabilitation and Nursing Center in Middlebury. Born in Burlington Nov. 3, 1944, Lynn was only child of Julius Hoyt Bottum and Virginia (Chase). His boyhood was spent in New Haven, where his father was the fifth generation to operate the Bottum dairy farm and where Lynn completed 9th grade at Beeman Academy. The family moved to Shelburne in 1960. Lynn graduated from Vergennes High School in 1962. He had already begun longtime memberships in the Vermont Historical Society and the Steamship Historical Society of America. He subsequently attended Lyndon State College and in 1967 received B.A. degree (major in history) from the University of Vermont. In these college years he was active with Young Republicans, and in 1968 narrowly lost a three-way race for a seat in the Vermont legislature.

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Why These Child Psych Books From the 1980s Are All Over Parenting Facebook Groups Today

Why These Child Psych Books From the 1980s Are All Over Parenting Facebook Groups Today Slate 2/17/2021 © Provided by Slate Photo illustration by Slate. Photos by Amazon. What’s a 4-year-old supposed to be like? In pandemic times, when I the first-time parent of such a beast have less of a chance to observe other 4-year-olds for comparison than I otherwise might, the books of 20 th-century psychologist Louise Bates Ames have proved their value again and again. “For the most part,” she wrote back in 1989 in Your Four-Year-Old: Wild and Wonderful, “we have found the boy and girl of this age to be joyous, exuberant, energetic, ridiculous, untrammeled ready for anything.” “Untrammeled,” I repeat to myself, regarding my own child as she runs naked into the snow wearing only her rain boots to hug me as I return at the end of the day. “Ridiculous,” I remember, trying to weather her endless imperious demands. This is the value of Ames’ books: They help you t

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Louise Bates Ames parenting books: why they re still so popular today

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