Produced by J. Hathaway Production Services and Cinema Medica.

The film depicts five couples as they participate in shared natural childbirth. Film emphasizes the delivery experience from the perspective of the parents.

Produced by MGM.

The film looks at the vital and profound stage of childhood in western countries and in other parts of the world.

Produced by MGM.

The film discusses the role of the mother in child development and language-learning, and the importance of pre-school in providing a routine and educational opportunities.

Produced by the National Broadcasting Company. Written by Mike Gavin.

The film focuses on the effects of divorce on children, who are bewildered by events they do not understand and suffer a sense of guilt and rejection. The film stresses that parents need to bury their hostilities, communicate without anger, and provide their children with fee access to both parents.

Produced by Crawley Films Limited. Ottawa, Canada for McGraw-Hill Text-Film. The McGraw-Hill Book Company, Inc.

This film discusses, through short dramatic illustrations, the development and guidance of children's emotions at various levels up to ten years of age. It shows how parents can deal with fear, anger, and curiosity while making happiness the most frequent and dominant emotion influencing the child's personality development.

Produced by Sterling Educational Films.

This films explains how play positively impacts the development of children.

Produced by Wayne State University.

The film discusses the causes and effects of pulmonary emphysema and bronchitis.

This silent film shows chronic encephalitis patients suffering from oculogyric crises, involuntary upward deviations of the eyes.

2 reels.

Repair of atrial septal defect and ventricular septal defect. No further detail on content available.

Produced by CRM/McGraw-Hill Films.

A series of vignettes illustrates examples of defensive behavior. The film shows ways to tackle this behavior by improving relationships with both subordinates and superiors.