160 educational games for children from birth to three years old
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Quote: "When a child is born into a family, parents dream of giving them the best of everything. They read the best books on child development, buy the most appropriate toys, dedicate as much of their time to communication and play with the child, love and nurture them. This book became a logical continuation of the legendary book 'After Three, It's Too Late' (M. Ibuka), which helps moms and dads deeply immerse themselves in the idea of early development, realize that the first three years of life are an irreplaceable period in shaping a child's intellectual abilities. '160 Developmental Games...' - a lifesaver for moms who are always looking for new ideas. May your imagination never run dry, and each new game will open up new possibilities for your child."
About the book: Play is the best way to teach a child skills. The book summarizes the findings of the best world specialists in teaching children through games. Some games may seem familiar, while others are completely unconventional and unexpected, but all games share the fact that they are engaging and help the child develop. The book pays attention to important details of fun activities with children - from materials and objects that can be used for developmental games, to the peculiarities of fragile children's psyche that need to be considered when encouraging the child to new achievements. Many young moms and dads realize the importance of these details but do not understand how to implement them in practice. This book is the answer to the question 'How.'
Why the book is worth reading: Knowing that in the first three years of a child's life, many important and useful qualities can be instilled, young moms and dads are willing to do everything for their offspring. But they don't always have enough ideas. Moreover, not all of them grew up in large families where they could observe the upbringing of infants by watching their siblings. Such parents especially need tips. The book provides plenty of ideas, some of them quite unexpected.
For whom this book is: This book is for parents who want their little one to be the smartest and healthiest.
Author: Penny Warner - a master in special education, has been working as a child development instructor for twenty years. She is also the author of over thirty books for parents and children, and has raised her own two children. She lives in California.
Key concepts: Psychology, pedagogy, personality development at an early stage, humanism, intelligence, early development, character, games, skills and abilities.
Author:
Author:Warner P.
Cover:
Cover:soft
Category:
- Category:Education & Teaching
- Category:Toys & Skills development for kids
Dimensions:
Dimensions:16x12x2 cm
Series:
Series:After three it's too late
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-91671-514-9
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