| Author: | Burton L. White | ISBN: | 9781439124178 |
| Publisher: | Touchstone | Publication: | August 1, 1995 |
| Imprint: | Touchstone | Language: | English |
| Author: | Burton L. White |
| ISBN: | 9781439124178 |
| Publisher: | Touchstone |
| Publication: | August 1, 1995 |
| Imprint: | Touchstone |
| Language: | English |
REQUIRED READING FOR PARENTS WHO WANT TO GIVE THEIR CHILD THE BEST START IN LIFE
Must your charming five-month-old turn into a tiny terror? Are the "terrible twos" and public tantrums inevitable? Burton White, author of the classic The First Three Years of Life, doesn't think so. Basing his recommendations on thirty-seven years of research and observation, White shows how to bring up an independent, socially secure, and delightful child.
In his groundbreaking and easy-to-follow book, White takes parents through the normal development stages of their child's first thirty-six months, recommending the best ways to:
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React to a child's intentional cry
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Cope with stranger anxiety, separation anxiety, and sibling rivalry
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Manage unacceptable behavior without causing emotional harm to a child or damaging the parent/child relationship
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Handle challenging sleep situations, calm a cranky newborn, and deal with the toddler's fine art of the whine
All parents who want a peaceful, loving relationship with their child instead of a constant emotional tug-of-war will find that Raising a Happy, Unspoiled Child is the one book that must have a place on their shelf.
REQUIRED READING FOR PARENTS WHO WANT TO GIVE THEIR CHILD THE BEST START IN LIFE
Must your charming five-month-old turn into a tiny terror? Are the "terrible twos" and public tantrums inevitable? Burton White, author of the classic The First Three Years of Life, doesn't think so. Basing his recommendations on thirty-seven years of research and observation, White shows how to bring up an independent, socially secure, and delightful child.
In his groundbreaking and easy-to-follow book, White takes parents through the normal development stages of their child's first thirty-six months, recommending the best ways to:
-
React to a child's intentional cry
-
Cope with stranger anxiety, separation anxiety, and sibling rivalry
-
Manage unacceptable behavior without causing emotional harm to a child or damaging the parent/child relationship
-
Handle challenging sleep situations, calm a cranky newborn, and deal with the toddler's fine art of the whine
All parents who want a peaceful, loving relationship with their child instead of a constant emotional tug-of-war will find that Raising a Happy, Unspoiled Child is the one book that must have a place on their shelf.
