Child: How Children Think, Learn and Grow in the Early Years
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Author(s)Desmond Morris
PublisherHamlyn
ISBN / ASIN060061994X
ISBN-139780600619949
Sales Rank642,909
CategoryFamily & Relationships
MarketplaceUnited States 🇺🇸
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"Child" explores the world of young children aged from 2 to 5 as they emerge from toddlerdom and start out on the long road to independence. These early years are a time when their capacity for learning and sheer exuberance for life are unparalleled and this insightful guide contains a wealth of information about all aspects of development. Age-by-stage profiles describe growth patterns, social and emotional behavior, physical and cognitive skills. Gestures and body language are interpreted to guide the reader to a better understanding of personality and what young children are thinking and feeling. Enchanting photographs capture typical actions and reactions to everyday experiences.
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