Introduction - Caroline F. Levander and Carol J. Singley
Child's Play - Gillian Brown
Playing at Class - Karen Sánchez-Eppler
The Miniaturizing of Girlhood: Nineteenth-Century Playtime and Gendered Theories of Development - Melanie Dawson
Of Babies, Beasts, and Bondage: Slavery and the Question of Citizenship in Antebellum American Children's Literature - Lesley Ginsberg
Betsy and the Canon - Kelly Hager
Traumatic Realism and the Wounded Child - Jane F. Thrailkill
Constructing the Psychoanalytic Child: Freud's From the History of an Infantile Neurosis - Michelle A. Massé
Black Babies, White Hysteria: The Dark Child in African-American Literature of the Harlem Renaissance - Laura Dawkins
Lewis Hine's Family Romance - Richard S. Lowry
On Boyhood and Public Swimming: Sidney Kingsley's Dead End and Representations of Underclass Street Kids in American Cultural Production - Jeffrey Turner
The Pedagogy of the Popular Front: "Progressive Parenting" for a New Generation, 1918 -1945 - Julia Mickenberg
"Please Let Me Come Home": Homesickness and Family Ties at Early-Twentieth-Century Summer Camps - Leslie Paris
Transformative Terrains: Korean Adoptees and the Social Constructions of an American Childhood - Catherine Ceniza Choy and Gregory Paul Choy
Reel Origins: Multiculturalism, History, and the American Children's Movie - Manuel M. Martín-Rodríguez
Notes on Contributors
Index