Touchpoints Birth to 3 : : Your Child's Emotional and Behavioral Development

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Downtown Kids Parent Shelf 4-week checkout	Parent Shelf 305.231 Br	4-week checkout	Due 05-24-2024

"A Merloyd Lawrence book."
"Da Capo Lifelong books."
"Fully revised" -- Cover.
pt. 1. Touchpoints of development -- 1. Pregnancy : the first touchpoint -- 2. The newborn individual -- 3. Newborn parents -- 4. Two to three weeks -- 5. Six to seven months -- 6. Four months -- 7. Six to seven months -- 8. Nine months -- 9. One year -- 10. Fifteen months -- 11. Eighteen months -- 12. Two years -- 13. Three years : looking ahead -- pt. 2. Challenges to development -- 14. Allergies and asthma -- 15. Bedwetting (Enuresis) -- 16. Crying and colic -- 17. Delays in development and developmental disabilities -- 18. Depression -- 19. Discipline -- 20. Divorce -- 21. Fears -- 22. Feeding problems -- 23. Habits -- 24. Hospitalization -- 25. Hypersensitivity and hyperactivity -- 16. Illness -- 27. Imaginary friends -- 28. Loss and grief -- 29. Lying, stealing, and cheating -- 30. Manners -- 31. Play -- 32. Power struggles and manipulation -- 33. Prematurity -- 34. School readiness -- 35. Self-image and self-esteem -- 36. Separation -- 37. Sibling rivalry -- 38. Sleep problems -- 39. Spacing children -- 40. Speech, language, and hearing problems -- 41. Stomachaches, headaches, and stress -- 42. Television -- 43. Toilet training -- pt. 3. Allies in development -- 44. Fathers and mothers -- 45. Grandparents -- 46. Friends -- 47. Childcare choices -- 48. Your child's doctor.

COMMUNITY REVIEWS

Caring Professional submitted by kbcmmom on July 26, 2011, 7:43pm T. Berry Brazelton displays a sincere desire to understand and enrich parent child relationships from infancy. There is much value by viewing child development through his eyes.