Baby Steps: The "Whys" of Your Child's Behavior in the First Two Years

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Summary: There are better books out there.
Review: I have used this book as a supplement for teaching infant development courses at the college level. Students find the information in this book easy to read and understand. It gives an overview of development in the first two years of life, including changes in social, physical, mental, and emotional growth. The author also provides many personal examples that the reader can relate to. I strongly recommend this book for any one who wants to understand more about basic child development.

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Summary: There are better books out there.
Review: I would recommend to parents and educators looking for a book on early childhood development to look elsewhere than this particular book. It is difficult to read and at times, is incongruous with current research findings in developmental timing. I question the author's knowledge and skills, and would encourage others to do the same.

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Summary: Baby Steps: The Whys of your Childs Behavior in 1st 2 Yrs
Review: My husband and I wondered what was going on inside the mind of our newborn son and how he was growing and changing month to month. This book answered our questions and gave us an insight into his social development as well as the development of his senses. The book is very easy to read and doesn't go overboard with details. I highly recommend the book to any parent.

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Summary: Baby Steps: The Whys of your Childs Behavior in 1st 2 Yrs
Review: This book is an excellent guide for first time and experienced parents. I must say I do not agree with the "reader". And if the anonymous "reader" has such strong feelings, to validate those feelings, I suggest the "READER" lay claim and not hide under the anonymity of "reader".

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Summary: Excellent guide for parents
Review: This book is an excellent guide for first time and experienced parents. I must say I do not agree with the "reader". And if the anonymous "reader" has such strong feelings, to validate those feelings, I suggest the "READER" lay claim and not hide under the anonymity of "reader".