Chinese Parenting Education Program. 0-1 Year Parents' Book

Author: Jia Jun / Gao Shouyan (Editor-in-Chief)
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Publish Date: 2003-09-01
Features: From the moment a child is born, parents' "career" begins. A child's growth is all that parents care about, and children are the source of parents' joy. However, the questions and worries during growth can leave young parents feeling helpless. When we see parents struggling to find effective methods for raising their children and children whose development has gone off track, as educators, we feel a sense of duty to search for ways to help parents educate their children scientifically, promote healthy growth, and reduce parenting stress. Now, we have finally found it—parenting education. This series of books, based on systematic, scientific, and practical principles, introduces the physical and mental development patterns of babies aged 0-3, provides highly actionable parenting education plans, and includes easy-to-understand home observation sheets to help parents track their child's development at any time. Especially the research reports section enables parents not only to understand what their child is developing but also why, allowing them to educate their children with ease and science, unlocking their maximum potential.
Brand-new parenting concepts and methods: brain development and the role of the environment, sensitive periods in psychological development, babies' learning and problem-solving methods, baby temperament types, attachment and separation anxiety, the concept of object permanence, the importance and methods of crawling, the impact of fathers on baby growth, and new parenting concepts and methods for babies who love throwing things.
Unique environmental design: rich audiovisual and tactile environments, early reading environments, social interaction environments, crawling environments, and early safety and attachment environments help parents create a safe, free, and educationally meaningful growth space for their babies.
Nearly 100 games to promote comprehensive development: nearly 100 games in the living room, bedroom, and across various domains promote the holistic development of babies.