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by Seth Scholer, MD, MPH, CD-ROM, $15, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tenn, 2001, available from: Teaching Treasures, 7124 Somerset Farms Dr, Nashville, TN 37221, Web site: http://www.teaching-treasures.com.

Arch Pediatr Adolesc Med. 2002;156:1059.

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The world does not lack for books on child rearing. How does an author produce a product that stands out? Try another medium. Seth Scholer, MD, MPH, a Nashville, Tenn, pediatrician, has prepared a CD-ROM titled Play Nicely that addresses aggression in young children. Opening with a still picture of a young boy with his arm wound too tightly around the neck of another child, the menu offers a choice of watching the program as a parent and caregiver, health care provider or counselor, or a child care worker or teacher. All choices lead to a similar script, narrated by a deep male voice, that suggests ways to work with an aggressive child.

With photos or diagrams accompanying the simple script, the text centers around 4 recommendations: (1) teach children not to be victims, (2) do not allow aggressive behavior, (3) decrease exposure to violence, and (4) demonstrate love and . . . [Full Text of this Article]