Synopsis
The intent of this film is to show that parental care and love are important for the normal development of primates--both human and animal. It demonstrates that children need individualized attention and love and explains how touch and movement help infants to relate to other humans. Derived from "The Primates," a volume in the Life Nature Library. Originally shown on the television series, The World We Live In Credits: Writer, Clair Roskam Music, Gerhard Trede. Narrator: Dan Ingram
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- 29 minutes
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