L. Joseph Stone and Jeannette Stone. Infant Development in the Kibbutz (16 mm color film, 28 minutes, $275 purchase, $30 rental); Rearing Kibbutz Babies (16 mm color film, 29 minutes, $275 purchase, $30 rental); Day Care for a Kibbutz Toddler (16 mm color film, 24 minutes, $265 purchase, $30 rental). Produced by the Institute for Child Mental Health with the collaboration of Oranim-School for Kibbutz Education. Distributed by Campus Film Distributors, 20 East 46th Street, New York, N.Y. 10017.
Jeannette Stone. Study Guide for Three Films on Kibbutz Infancy. Institute for Child Mental Health, 386 Park Avenue South, New York, N.Y. 10016 ($1.00).
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