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Small Talk
Understanding and encouraging your child's speech ... from first gestures to simple sentences.
Bright Child
Between ages two and a half and five, a child's development progresses at an astounding pace--but there is still much that parents can do to help the process along. Kids look for parents' stimulation and guidance to boost their confidence, strengthen learning skills, improve hand-eye coordination, and enhance all-around physical, intellectual, emotional, and social development. A noted child psychologist offers parents expert advice on helping children achieve their full potential. Development charts show information at a glance, summarizing average development between ages two and a half through five. Succeeding chapters focus on body movement, hand-eye coordination, language development, learning skills, and social and emotional development. This color-illustrated and handsomely produced book also features enlightening sidebars that summarize important points in the text and present advice in capsule form.
Your Preschooler Bible
Sharing life with a child involves a great many challenges - particularly in our digital age. In addition to keeping your child safe and healthy, 21st-century parents have to contend with things unknown to previous generations, so have little to go on when it comes to making decisions about advice gleaned from the Internet; whether a child should be allowed to use electronic devices, and if so, for how long; how to moderate the effects of celebrity culture pervading both the television and playground, as well as how to handle the current epidemic of childhood obesity. It's therefore time for a fresh approach to managing pre-school children and their care so as to ensure they are ready for school and able to relate well to their peers and teachers. Here, in addition to comprehensive advice on meeting their child's daily needs, the reader will find information on the normal course of development, how to spot problems early and be seen by the appropriate specialists, how to achieve success when dealing with negative, recalcitrant or destructive children and how to manage difficult family situations.
Bright Toddler
A guide to recognizing and stimulating your toddler's progress in all areas of development; Practical suggestions for activities to achieve specific targets such as recognizing and developing left- or right-handedness; Advice on dealing with a toddler's natural frustrations, sense of self-importance and challenges to parental authority; Written by a child psychologist; Easy-access style, with action plans, tip boxes, and development charts; Questions and answers covering common parental concerns
Why Do Kids Do That?
Being a parent is one of life's most rewarding experiences, but it can also be one of the most daunting. This resourceful and engaging guide demystifies children's behavior and provides readers with all the tools they need for becoming confident and happy parents. Written by a child psychologist and parenting expert, it covers typical behavior from infancy through age 8. Practical matters such as eating habits, potty training, and bedtimes are discussed in-depth, along with more complicated issues such as bullying, shyness, and sibling rivalry. Sound advice, smart tips, and colorful charts and sidebars will show parents how to respond to their child's emotional needs and build a loving, lasting relationship.
Your Preschooler Bible
Sharing life with a child involves a great many challenges - particularly in our digital age. In addition to keeping your child safe and healthy, 21st-century parents have to contend with things unknown to previous generations, so have little to go on when it comes to making decisions about advice gleaned from the Internet; whether a child should be allowed to use electronic devices, and if so, for how long; how to moderate the effects of celebrity culture pervading both the television and playground, as well as how to handle the current epidemic of childhood obesity. It's therefore time for a fresh approach to managing pre-school children and their care so as to ensure they are ready for school and able to relate well to their peers and teachers. Here, in addition to comprehensive advice on meeting their child's daily needs, the reader will find information on the normal course of development, how to spot problems early and be seen by the appropriate specialists, how to achieve success when dealing with negative, recalcitrant or destructive children and how to manage difficult family situations.
Bright Start
Maximize your children's potential with the help of a leading child psychologist. Practical suggestions on how to ensure the development of hand-eye coordination, language, learning, and physical and social skills, will give you plenty of tools to use with your babies, toddlers, and pre-schoolers. Build your children's self-confidence, acknowledge gender differences and the impact of birth order and sibling rivalry, and understand nonverbal communication. Important issues such as sleeping patterns, eating habits, weaning, discipline, potty training, and preparing for school are fully discussed. Plenty of full-color photos, "top tip" sidebars, problem-solving suggestions, and question-and-answer panels allow for quick reference, and action plans and development charts help you monitor your children's progress. By recognizing and boosting their natural talents and abilities, you can give your children a real "bright start" on the future!
How to Have a Happy Child
Happy children learn better, look forward to new experiences, and are better equipped to navigate life's setbacks. Raising a contented, well-adjusted child in today's high-pressure world isn't easy, but it is possible with common sense...and some good advice. Through practical exercises and instruction on how children interact with their world, parents can help their kids ages 4-12 grow emotionally, intellectually, and socially. The advice helps parents as much as children, providing a deeper understanding of how to most effectively approach such things as reward and punishment, gender differences, managing the needy or detached child, and much more.
Bright Toddler
Of development: Nature or nurture -- Sibling rivalry -- Gender differences -- Child-care arrangements -- Nonverbal communication -- Tantrums -- Eating habits -- Potty training -- Bedtime and sleep -- Shyness -- Confidence -- Special needs -- Development charts: From 15 to 18 months -- From 19 to 21 months -- From 22 to 24 months -- From 25 to 30 months -- From 31 to 36 months -- Movement: The Development of movement -- Charts -- Stimulating movement - activities -- Hand-eye coordination: The Importance of hand-eye coordination -- Charts -- Stimulating hand-eye coordination - activities -- Language: The Progress of language -- Charts -- Stimulating language - activities -- Learning: The Development of learning skills -- Charts -- Stimulating learning - activities -- Social and emotional development: The Importance of social and emotional development -- Charts -- Stimulating social and emotional development - activities -- Index of age groups.
Bright Baby
A noted child psychologist offers advice, information and guidelines to help parents nurture their child's learning process. Includes topics that include birth order and how it affects personality, gender differences, the role of grandparents, crying, feeding and weaning, sleeping patterns, and more.
