Here is my google search. "But what is missed in this pursu...

Here is my google search. "But what is missed in this pursuit is GOLDEN TIME WITH CHILDREN." What I found THE LOSS OF CHILDHOOD By Marie Winn May 8, 1983 "See the article in its original context from May 8, 1983, Section 6, Page 18" https://t.co/TQs0O3TH3r

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