Marilyn M. Segal

Don Adcock

"Insightful, warm, and practical, these books provide expert that knowledge that is a must for every parent". -- T. Berry Brazelton, M.D. Hundreds of ideas for games and learning activities combine with more than 800 photographs in these exceptional books that show parents, teachers, and care-givers how everyday routines can be turned into playful learning opportunities. Most important, they prove how play can foster the child's development and enhance communication between parent and child. A vivid description of how two-year-olds see themselves, covering topics of self-definition, resolving conflicts, living with siblings, playing with friends, listening, speaking and communicating, imaginative play, visual and physical exploration. Including strategies for solving day-to-day problems.

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