I am interested in children, peer-to-peer groups in the context of egalitarian hunter gatherers
The best article I know on this is Hewlett et al. 2011, Social learning among Congo basin hunter-gatherers. (Phil Trans R Soc B 366: 1168-1178).
Barry Hewlett's student Adam Boyette (a coauthor on that paper) did his PhD on cultural transmission among Aka children, and spoke on this at the AAAs last year.
http://anthro.vancouver.wsu.edu/grads/boyette/
Please let us know if you've come across other relevant sources yourself, Dasa!
Children's traditions were studied in England long ago by Opie & Opie, they wrote at least one book on geographical distributuion of games with rules and discuss traditions.
Sheina Lew-Levy PhD student in Psychology at Cambridge seems to have similar interests to you.
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