Infant and Toddler Raising Guide: 1-2 Years (China Children's Quality Early Education Series): 1-2 Years

Author: Dai Shufeng
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: The "China Children's Quality Early Education Project," recommended by Professor Yan Renying, Chairman of the Expert Committee for the Next Generation Care and Development Program of China, is:
A book series backed by a strong expert support system;
A scientifically-based parenting plan designed for regular updates;
A tracking and evaluation service benefiting millions of families;
A nationwide quality early education initiative.
This manual is divided into six parts: Part 1: 1-2 Months (13-14 Months), Part 2: 3-4 Months (15-16 Months), Part 3: 5-6 Months (17-18 Months), Part 4: 7-8 Months (19-20 Months), Part 5: 9-10 Months (21-22 Months), and Part 6: 11-12 Months (23-24 Months). Each part is elaborated upon in detail. This book series provides age-specific monthly guidance to facilitate parental use, with each age group including 8 sections. In general, the key parenting and nurturing content is listed for the corresponding month. To gain a more comprehensive understanding of the information, please refer to the relevant sections as needed. Below is an introduction to the sections and their content.
Parenting Essentials: Provides concise parenting advice based on the physical and mental development characteristics of infants and toddlers each month.
Physical and Mental Development: Describes the general developmental level of children at each age stage.
Nutrition Knowledge: Offers targeted guidance on breastfeeding, complementary feeding, balanced nutrition, prevention of nutritional diseases, and the development of dietary habits.
Daily Care: Introduces practical knowledge and skills related to infant and toddler living care, clothing, sleep, and home safety.
Health Advisor: Presents knowledge on the prevention and family care of common diseases at different age stages and seasons.
Education Consultant: Discusses the psychological characteristics of infants and toddlers at different growth stages, key educational focus areas, and reminds parents to avoid and minimize educational mistakes.
Intellectual Development and Emotional Intelligence Cultivation: Centered on the concept of sensory education, this section includes numerous parent-child intellectual games designed to promote the comprehensive development of a baby's six key areas of intelligence: gross motor skills, fine motor skills, cognition, language, emotional and social behavior, and self-care skills.
IQ Assessment: Based on general developmental patterns, this section outlines the expected developmental goals for children at this stage to serve as a reference for parents.