1-12 months infant functional monitoring and evaluation

Author: Ji Xiaocheng
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Publish Date: 2004-07-01
Features: Newborns possess potential, meaning "the child is teachable." This has led to the science of infant and toddler potential development, which involves providing appropriate nurturing based on the growth patterns of infants and young children to help them develop better. This practice has indeed shown results. Children who are intensively nurtured versus those left to develop on their own show significant differences in their development. Nurturing is necessary and possible, but the question is, can it be too enthusiastic? No! The result will only be counterproductive, like "growing beans too quickly." This raises the issue of understanding the natural growth patterns of infants. This book vividly illustrates the developmental patterns of infants under one year old in a month-by-month format through illustrations, making it clear for medical and educational professionals and parents to understand the developmental process of infants. This facilitates the adoption of appropriate and well-timed nurturing measures. Additionally, a child's development is never without the help of their mother's two hands. Infant massage uses a mother's two hands, combined with love, to engage in parent-child activities, adding endless joy and opportunities for the infant's physical and mental development. Through movement, infants achieve both physical and intellectual growth. Massage, using play as a means, fulfills the need for movement while following the growth patterns of infants. Promoting massage is the purpose of this book.