0-3 years old infant and toddler mental development program

Author: Han Shuli
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: Scientific parenting is an eternal theme in the development of human society. Early education and intellectual development for infants and young children have attracted increasing attention from parents and early childhood educators. When it comes to early education and nurturing the potential of young children's minds, adopting multiple approaches, especially those that are natural, gentle, novel, fun, joyful, and full of parental love, can achieve twice the result with half the effort. The parenting activity plans provided in this book may not be perfect, but they are highly effective and practical. Parents can follow the book's instructions, but they can also modify and expand the plans based on their family's actual conditions and needs. Additionally, they can create suitable parent-child games according to their environment. We believe that under the careful upbringing of parents, every baby will develop happily, healthily, and comprehensively! This book also holds great reference value for group education of young children under 3 years old. It was written by the editorial team based on the "Guidelines for Child Rearing Before the Age of Three" from the National Health Commission and the goals of the "Early Childhood Care and Development" collaborative project between the Ministry of Education and the United Nations Children's Fund, combining the exploration achievements of many years of preschool education theory and practice. The "Plans" are divided into age segments for infants and young children, designing various activity plans to enhance cognitive, language, motor, operational, daily living, and social skills. These plans integrate scientific parenting theories into games, introducing them to a broad readership in concise and accessible language. This aims to help parents understand the normal development of their children, actively create a positive family environment, and promote the healthy development of their children's mental and physical abilities.