child development

Describes the changes that occur in adolescence, explaining the intellectual, emotional, sexual, and social changes that teens experience.

Explains what the seven types of intelligence are and presents fifty activities designed to help children develop them; covers visual/spatial, verbal/linguistic, musical, kinesthetic, logical/mathematical, interpersonal, and intrapersonal intelligence.

Offers strategies and activities to parents for getting the most out of time spent with their children, including tips for meals, chores, bedtimes, and vacations.

Practical advice to help parents through their child's critical years from age six to twelve, especially how to tell normal from abnormal behavior.

Presents more than 470 activites for children age forty-eight months through sixty months that can be done individually or in groups.

Documents a child's journey from isolation to connection and safety in a preschool classroom.

Discusses how children confront the world and cope with the problems they encounter; includes information about the different problems that accompany each stage of child development.