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Sensible Stimulation: The Key to Your Child's Development During the First Three Years of Life
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Sensible Stimulation informs, guides and supports parents by giving them more insight into their child's early development. Through knowledge and understanding parents can guide their children, helping them become balanced adults and confident members of society. The first three years of a child's life are the most significant, as they are fundamental to all further development. This book focusses on the development during those early years. Each aspect is explained as practically and simply as possible, with games in which you can engage with and stimulate your child. All the development stages are dealt with without associated ages which create expectations and may lead to needless anxiety. It is more important to get to know, enjoy and spend time with your child than to pressurise him to master certain tasks at certain ages. Likewise, the games are not age-related: the degree of difficulty is adapted by the parent to match the child's abilities rather than his age.
Sensible Stimulation informs, guides and supports parents by giving them more insight into their child's early development. Through knowledge and understanding parents can guide their children, helping them become balanced adults and confident members of society. The first three years of a child's life are the most significant, as they are fundamental to all further development. This book focusses on the development during those early years. Each aspect is explained as practically and simply as possible, with games in which you can engage with and stimulate your child. All the development stages are dealt with without associated ages which create expectations and may lead to needless anxiety. It is more important to get to know, enjoy and spend time with your child than to pressurise him to master certain tasks at certain ages.
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| Author | Marga Grey |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Metz Press |
| Place | London |
| Year | 2009-01-01 |
| ISBN | 9781920268138 |
| Binding | Paperback |
| Condition | Very Good |
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