Mental Leap 1 – Wonder…
Mental Leap 1 – The World of Changing Sensations For much of the last…
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10 leaps in your baby development
Mental Leap 2 – Wonder…
Mental Leap 2 – The World of Patterns Sometime around 8 weeks your baby…
Mental Leap 3 – Wonder…
Mental Leap 3 – The World of Smooth Transitions With mental leap 3, at…
Mental Leap 4 – Wonder…
Mental Leap 4 – The World of Events At leap 4 the realization that…
The Wonder Weeks Blog
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Ivana is a proud stay at home mom of a beautiful 7 year old…
Leap 9: Papa’s favorite leap
Kelsey (@kels.sib)(30), an American working at Heineken, living a chaotic and beautiful life in…
Leap 10: It’s the worst!
Kelsey (@kels.sib)(30), an American working at Heineken, living a chaotic and beautiful life in…
Leap 8: Read the Small…
Amazing that she breezed through the second half of the leap without a fuss…
Dr. Frans Explains
What are Leaps?
Dr. Frans Plooij P.HD (leading expert on infant mental development and the author of the bestseller The Wonder Weeks) explains what mental leaps and Wonder Weeks are.
The Wonder Weeks Chart explained
How do you use The Wonder Weeks chart? This video explains how you must use The Wonder Weeks chart, how to calculate the leaps and what the symbols mean in the chart.
Author Frans X. Plooij about the book "The Wonder Weeks"
Dr. Frans – author of the bestseller The Wonder Weeks – talks about the book “The Wonder Weeks”.
About the Fussy Phases & the 3 C’s
In this video Dr. Frans X. Plooij explains the fussy phases and the 3 C’s that come this these fussy phases.
Experts Reviews
This is a very practical and entertaining window into the baby’s first year and a half. van de Rijt and Plooij have observed and found the vulnerable times in an infant’s development that I independently came to in my book Touchpoints (Perseus). The authors’ observations and practical suggestions are wonderful.
Anyone who deals with infants and young children will want to read ‘The Wonder Weeks.’ ‘The Wonder Weeks’ book will open parents’ eyes to aspects of their children’s growth, development, changing behavior, and emotional responsiveness that they might otherwise not notice or find puzzling and distressing.
