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Though not for the impatient, What's Going on in There? How the Brain and Mind Develop in the First Five Years of Life will undoubtedly make you a better parent. It is thick, detailed, and scientific. But it is also accessible to parents who have the time and patience to immerse themselves in the latest research on brain development. And for those who do, the rewards can be great.
You'll understand the inner workings of the brain like never before. You'll learn the latest thinking on the nature vs. nurture question. You'll gain invaluable insights into the evolution of the senses, motor skills, social and emotional growth, memory, language, and intelligence. But most importantly, you'll understand--maybe for the first time--exactly how great your contribution as a parent can be to the development of your young child's brain. Written by Lise Eliot, Ph.D., a neurobiologist and mother of three, What's Going on in There? is an immensely intelligent labor of love. It is based on the author's own "odyssey of discovery" as she sought answers to questions about her own role in carrying, delivering, and parenting her children. --Kelley Smith -- Dieser Text bezieht sich auf eine vergriffene oder nicht verfügbare Ausgabe dieses Titels.
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Books on the structure and development of the child's mind have been appearing recently at almost the same rate as the children themselves. The subject seemingly has widespread appeal. Libraries with plenty of patrons who respond to that appeal should consider adding Eliot's readable and informative book, with many solid references for those who wish to dig further. The illustrations and tables help make the text's points clearer and easier to remember. Eliot, a neurobiologist, doesn't let dry science dominate her writing--after all, she has children herself--but the information she provides, for instance, what mothers-to-be should avoid (alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs), is based on science, not just morality. She explores each of the child's senses from the womb through early childhood, in response to the question of the book's title, a parent's marveling while watching a child do another amazing thing. Parents, prospective parents, friends, and teachers all stand to learn from Eliot's well-thought-out effort. William Beatty
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Dr. Eliot has taken what is arguably the most fascinating topic facing science, the working of the human brain and mind, and recast it in gripping, accessible terms. It is a formidable achievement. She presents the scientific side of her story with grace and ease, leavening the sometimes heavy vocabulary of neuroanatomy with anecdotes of her own and other people's parenting experience. The theme of the book is established early and elaborated as she explores the development of each of the senses and systems of the brain: human intelligence is the result of the interaction between a child's brain and her environment. Although the child at birth is already capable of amazing feats, from face recognition to simple arithmetic (and the experiments used to study these feats are dazzlingly clever), the child is mostly ready to learn. The learning process actually changes the physical brain, giving the child the powers that we consider human: from sight and taste through emotion and language. The book presents all this information and throws in plenty of useful, practical advice on how to parent your children and what impact you can realistically expect to have on your child.
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Did you ever wonder how birth actually affects the brain? Why babies love being bounced? What infant amnesia is? This book answers so many of the questions the basic baby reference books did not. In fact, I found myself wishing I had read this even before I got pregnant! My copy is already dog-eared and highlighted, and I have recommended it to all my friends.
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Babies are enigmatic. Their actions can be determined and unfocused at the same time. They seem hungry, then they spit up, smiling. How can you help these confused and inarticulate little people? This book explains what science has taught us about how the brain develops and what you should expect as it gets wired up for the senses, motor control, emotion, language, etc. For instance, did you know that the earliest baby smiles are always genuine? To fake one requires more advanced motor skills, while the real thing is an involuntary reaction. I was happy to find that out, along with the simple explanation. It's very well organized, seems quite complete, and is amenable to a close reading, a purposeful reference, or a casual browse. The technical information is very skillfully presented, propelling the narrative rather than dragging it to a stop. I am enjoying this book very much, and I hope it gets the attention it deserves. It's the sort of thorough and well written book that should become the standard popular reference for people who want more detailed information after reading the basic how to baby books (Dr. Spock et al).
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SImply the best
I read many books about children development - and this is the one giving the best answers and explainations ... Lesen Sie weiter...
Am 23. August 2003 veröffentlicht
What's Going on in There?
A FANTASTIC, must read book for all parents. This book explains in extraordinary detail how your child's brain developes, and how the child's environment plays a critical role.
Veröffentlicht am 29. März 2000 von parent and teacher
Interesting and informative
I thoroughly enjoyed this book. Although it was a bit too scientific for me in parts (which were easy enough to skip over if you aren't interested in that end of things) it was... Lesen Sie weiter...
Am 1. November 1999 veröffentlicht
An absolute must-read for anyone with a brain or a mind
Or both. Dr. Eliot's treatment of the important subject of brain development is not only thorough and disciplined, but it is also enjoyably readable. Lesen Sie weiter...
Am 5. Oktober 1999 veröffentlicht
The essential guide for parents
Required reading for any parent wanting an in-depth understanding of their child's first years. This survey of child development is both comprehensive and detailed: there is... Lesen Sie weiter...
Am 23. September 1999 veröffentlicht
An outstanding book: fascinating and well-researched
This book is an interesting blend of brain development research, real-life examples and personal references to the author's own children. Lesen Sie weiter...
Am 18. September 1999 veröffentlicht
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