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Preface; Acknowledgments; About the Editors; Contributors; SECTION ONE: Baselines For Human Mammalian Development; Chapter 1. Children’s Development in Light of Evolution and Culture; Darcia Narvaez, Peter Gray, James J. McKenna, Agustin Fuentes, and Kristin Valentino; Chapter 2. The Epigenetics of Mammalian Parenting; Frances A. Champagne ; Commentary: As Time Goes By, A Touch is More Than Just a Touch; Eric E. Nelson ; Chapter 3. Nonhuman primate models of mental health: Early life experiences affect developmental trajectories; Amanda M. Dettmer, Stephen J. Suomi, and Katherine Hinde; Commentary: Look how far we have come: A bit of consilience in elucidating the role of caregivers in relationship to their developing primate infants and children; James J. McKenna; SECTION TWO: Evolution’s Baseline: Hunter Gatherer Contexts; Chapter 4. Relationships and Resource Uncertainty: Cooperative Development of Efe Hunter-Gatherer Infants and Toddlers; Gilda Morelli, Paula Ivey Henry, and Steffen Foerster ; Commentary: Social Connectedness vs. Mothers on Their Own: Research on Hunter-Gather Tribes Highlights the Lack of Support Mothers and Babies Receive in the U.S.; Kathy Kendall-Tackett; Chapter 5. Batek childrearing and morality; Karen L. Endicott and Kirk M. Endicott ; Commentary: Parenting in the Modern Jungle; Michael Jindra ; Chapter 6. Cosleeping Beyond Infancy: Culture, Ecology, and Evolutionary Biology of Bedsharing among Aka Foragers and Ngandu Farmers of Central Africa; Barry Hewlett and Jennifer W. Roulette; Commentary: Intertwining the Influences of Culture and Ecology Broadens a Definition of the Importance of Closeness in Care; Wendy Middlemiss; Chapter 7. The Environment of Evolutionary Adaptedness, rough-and-tumble play, and the selection of restraint in human aggression; Douglas Fry ; Commentary: Evolutionary Adaptation and Violent Aggression: From Myths to Realities; Riane Eisler ; Chapter 8. The Play Theory of Hunter-Gatherer Egalitarianism; Peter Gray ; Commentary: Comparative Studies of Social Play, Fairness, and Fitness: What We Know and Where We Should be Heading; Marc Bekoff; ; SECTION THREE: Contexts for the Evolution of Families and Children; Chapter 9. Incentives in the family I: The family firm, an evolutionary/economic theory for parent-offspring relations; Joan Roughgarden and Zhiyuan Song ; Chapter 10. Preliminary steps towards addressing the role of non-adult individuals in human evolution; Agustin Fuentes; Commentary: Conflict and evolution; Melvin Konner; SECTION FOUR: Contexts Gone Awry; Chapter 11. Child Maltreatment and Early Mother-Child Interactions; Kristin Valentino, Michelle Comas, and Amy K. Nuttall; Commentary: Ancestral attachment: How the evolutionary foundation of attachment informs our understanding of child maltreatment interventions; Alyssa Crittenden; Chapter 12. The Importance of the Developmental Perspective in Evolutionary Discussions of PTSD; Robyn Bluhm and Ruth A. Lanius; Commentary: The modeling of complex PTSD can benefit from the careful integration of evolutionary and developmental accounts; Pierre Lienard; Chapter 13. From the Emergent Drama of Interpretation to Enscreenment; Eugene Halton; Commentary: Darwinism and Children; Jonathan Marks; SECTION FIVE: Child Flourishing; Chapter 14. Children’s Environments and Flourishing; Tracy Gleason and Darcia Narvaez; ; Chapter 15: Postscript: Back to the Future; James McKenna; Index

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