Christmas Give Away..Why does your baby have weeks in which he is Cranky, Clingy and Crying? What’s going on in your babies mind? Your babies mind doesn’t grow gradually, but in leaps. Every leap is announced by the three C’s: Crying, Clinginess and Crankiness. Both babies and parents go through a difficult phase in these times. Luckily we know when these set phases are, how you can help your baby to get through these developmental leaps and get the most out of the new abilities that come from these leaps. The Wonder Weeks is a worldwide bestseller and has helped millions of parents through out the world. In these two first free sample chapters you’ll learn more about the leap-phenomenon. In the printed book, available in all online bookstores, you will find exactly:
You can access your free e-book (first chapters) by following the download link below. We hope you enjoy it. The Wonder Weeks Team Scientific research explained“Terrible Twos” Misnomer, According to ResearchExtended Edition of International Bestseller Released, Helps Parents Weather Emotional Storms
Research shows that the so-called “terrible twos” don’t need to exist when it comes to child development. In fact, the behavior often associated with this stage – tantrums, moodiness, nagging and an affinity for the word “no” – begins shortly after the first birthday. For parents, it is important to jump into action at this point so they can prevent the “two’s” from becoming terrible and turn them into something tremendous. Read more Mental development in Toddler-time!With the beautiful and sometimes hard and fussy times behind you, toddler-time starts. During this time, the speed in which your child learns is a lot like that of his own information superhighway, in which he takes in and tries to process an incredible amount of data at a very quick rate. Read more |
The Wonder Weeks
This worldwide bestseller:
Ever wondered why your baby drives you crazy during certain times? And that, no matter what you do, you can’t seem to make him happy or comfort him? Or , that he doesn’t eat well; doesn’t sleep well? Have you ever thought – based on your child’s erratic behavior - that there’s something wrong with your parenting skills? The Wonder Weeks explains this all, based upon decades of scientific research. Read More Mental leap 9
From Theatricism to Temper Tantrums For the first time, your child is now able to change programs he’s learned so far. And he loves playing with this. You can see how he varies the programs endlessly and studies all consequences of this. You can see how he does all kinds of “physical antics,” gets acquainted with the outdoors, starts to be more skillful with things and language, imitates others, role-plays daily life, practices emotions, starts to think ahead, starts nagging to get his way, Read more Pay attention to the signals your baby is giving you!If you want to be really prepared for the "regressions," I'd say borrow or buy the Wonder Weeks book, read it, and pay attention to the signals your baby is giving you. Once you know what's going on it becomes fascinating and annoying instead of worrisome and torturous.-- AskMoxie.org Scientific ResearchHaving completed our studies in Educational Psychology, Physical Anthropology and Behavioral Biology, and just married, my wife Hetty van de Rijt and I left for the Gombe National Park, Tanzania, East-Africa to study chimpanzees with Jane Goodall.
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