What are you thinking, baby?

Author: Jiang Jusheng
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: "Why do babies always cry?" "Why do babies always cling to their mothers?" "Why do babies become more disobedient as they grow older?" "What should I do if my baby is afraid of sounds?" "What should I do if my baby can't do anything?" Baby behavior is complex and constantly changing. Many parents may feel confused: how can you understand what a baby is thinking through their behavior? Indeed, this is not an easy task! Even child psychologists cannot accurately tell you how to conduct specific education. However, there are still patterns to follow in educating babies. Understanding baby psychology is not difficult—just observe carefully, listen patiently, and think thoughtfully. In the book "What Are You Thinking, Baby," written in the baby's perspective, it lists fifty prominent psychological manifestations and issues of infants and young children. It also meticulously records the growth journey of babies from one to three years old, providing detailed notes on outstanding events, activities, behaviors, conversations, and indicators during their development. Understanding babies and guiding them according to their tendencies is the highest realm of parenting art.