Where Was This Book When I Became a Parent? A Caretaker’s Condensed and Straight-Forward Guide to Enhancing Development Through Infancy

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Publication Now Available!Where Was This Book When I Became a Parent? A Caretaker’s Condensed and Straight-Forward Guide to Enhancing Development Through Infancy is a valuable theoretically-based tool to enhance children’s development, especially during pregnancy.

Where Was This Book When I Became a Parent? provides a solid framework of theory and research and simply lays out significant elements of child development along with enhancement strategies which are theoretically framed and supported by a wealth of research.

Where Was This Book When I Became a Parent? A Caretaker’s Condensed and Straight-Forward Guide to Enhancing Development Through Infancy by Lynne Goeldner:

Addresses the first two years of life. The book chapters are organized birth to 4 months, 4-8 months, 8-12 months, 12-18 months, and 18-24 months. Utilizes psychoanalytic theorist Erik Erikson’s stages of development through childhood. Provides the stages, domains, and controversies of child development to serve as the construct for information that has the potential to make a significant difference in the life of children.
Includes general, widely accepted information about development as well as strategies and suggestions for the enhancement of development.