Touchpoints HB

by B R A Z E L T O N (Author)

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  Hardcover
  1992

  $3.47

  Touchpoints are the spurts of development, and the trying periods of regression that accompany them, throughout childhood. From pregnancy to first gradxe, all the concerns and questions that parents have about their child's behavior, feelings, and development are anticipated and answered in both chronological and reference form.(Addison-Wesley)

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  Paperback
  1994

  $3.47

  Based on three decades of practice and internationally respected research, this book offers deep understanding of child development from a physical, emotional, cognitive and behavioral point of view.. }Based on over three decades of continuous practice and internationally recognized research, Touchpoints is the only childcare reference by a pediatrician who has both medical and psychoanalytic training, and who offers parents a complete understanding of child development from a physical, cognitive, emotional, and behavioral point of view. No other childcare guide offers supportive, empathetic insights into the parents own emotions, and no other guide includes both chronological chapters and alphabetical topics on all issues faced by families from conception through age six.Touchpoints are the universal spurts of development and the trying periods of regression that accompany them throughout childhood. Dr. Brazelton uses them as windows to help parents understand their childs behavior and prevent future problems.PART ONE: Touchpoints of Development is a vivid chronological account of the basic stages of early childhood. Every chapter covers: feeding; crying; temperament; social learning; stranger awareness; discipline; sleeping; learning; emotions; independence; self image; sexuality; communication; motor skills; attachment; play; self-esteem; toilet-training. PART TWO: Challenges to Development is a complete alphabetical reference. Each entry shows how to understand, defuse, and prevent potential problems such as: allergies; bedwetting; crying; depression; discipline; divorce; fears; feeding problems; headaches; hearing problems; hospitalization; hyperactivity; hypersensitivity; imaginary friends; loss and grief; lying and stealing; manipulation; nightmares; school readiness; self-esteem; separation; sibling rivalry; sleep problems; speech problems; stomachaches; television; toilet training. PART THREE: Allies in Development explains the important role of each person in your childs life: fathers; mothers; friends; caregivers; grandparents; doctor. }