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Divided into sections dealing with infant behaviour, experiences in the social world, producing language, gross and fine motor development, and developing intelligence, the book contains all the latest information that scientists have been able to discern about how a baby thinks and responds to his or her surroundings. Throughout, there are helpful tips and suggestions about how parents can positively influence their child's journey towards independence.
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Kyra Karmiloff, a research psychologist, has been the main editor and writer for Pampers.com parenting website. Dr Annette Karmiloff-Smith PhD is a professorial research fellow at the Developmental Neurocognition Lab at Birkbeck, University of London. Together they have created a number of works on infant development.
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4.0 out of 5 stars
A sponge for information in the early days.,
This review is from: Getting to Know your baby..a parent's guide to early child development (Paperback)
Like many new parents I wanted to read as much as I could about my Newborn and what was to come. When I actually got a few minutes to myself I found this book a sensible, down to earth, and factual read. Some of it reads like a "text book", (I like this style) but I thought the tone was good, not patronising or smug with some ideas of things to try with your baby. Overall , I would recommend this book for a sensible read.
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