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Quick and Easy Guide to Early Child Development is a must-have resource for busy parents seeking a straightforward approach to support their child's growth. This handy reference book covers the essentials of early childhood development, organized into clear, dot-point checklists for easy navigation. Each section-covering movement, language, hand skills, social skills, and play-provides actionable insights and helpful illustrations, making it simple for parents to understand and track their child's progress. Beyond the home, this book is an invaluable tool for early childhood educators and therapists who work with young children, offering practical guidance at a glance. This little book, with its accessible and comprehensive guide, is an empowering tool to nurture children's potential.
The checklists are a fabulous resource for parents, teachers and health professionals. It is set out clearly in developmental areas. Being aware of the natural progression and the average range for developmental skills allows parents to check if their child is basically on track.
Having access to a developmental checklist enables concerned parents to monitor their own child's development at home. Parents will be empowered to recognise if their child is falling too far behind. Early recognition of significant delays allows parents to seek advice from professionals in child health and development who can advise and support them.
It is now well understood that early intervention for children with delays is the ideal way of ensuring they get the best start in life. Early intervention at the youngest possible age, allows the child to catch up and be the best they can be.
Written by a very experienced Child Therapist, this book is an invaluable resource for anyone working with young children.
