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1957, took time off work to look after kids until they went to school.
4 films of children in foster care. One film of John in residential care.
In 1969, award ceremony. took a projector, insisted in showing 10 minutes, with them to an award. Lord Jospeph, the health minister, all key people in department. Residential nurseries were closed down, and fostering was closed down.
Worked with Pediatrician and psychoanalyst Dr Josefine Stross until 1958 at the Hampstead clinic.[1]