Infant Development: The Only Guide You’ll Need To Track Your Infant’s Milestones and Development Stages(Infant Development - Infant Care)

by Baby Steps

Your Baby Is HERE! Now What? Discover The Guide That’s Your One And ONLY Companion In Baby’s Developmental Stages!Learn All You Need To Know About Tracking Your Little One’s First Stages Of LifeWhether this is your first baby, 2nd, or 10th! Every single child’s development is unique, and every stage of their success is a true triumph. Every day you’ll find new little quirks, senses being honed, and the brightness of your infant’s development into their life take shape. The mind and body can only take so much mess and clutter. One outright way that you can be free from these is to manage what lies ahead as you walk through your doorstep. Practicing household hacks can really come in handy, especially when you are on a tight schedule and your household needs rough cleaning. Making DIY projects for your household cleaning and organizing purposes can hone the character of your home and create a personal vibe evident in the premises. Aside from the satisfaction that you can achieve from implementing these household hacks, these can also help you save energy, money, and time. 6 Reasons Why Tracking Your Infant’s Development Are Following baby’s milestones gives a sense of accomplishment. 2. The process will bring out your creativity and a sense of control.3. Stress relief through understanding.4. The process is life changing for both parent and child 5. Every day is an event; a celebration!6. Lastly, the peace of mind and satisfaction you have on these days is pricelessWhat you will learn after purchasing “Infant Development”• Cognitive Skills• Motor Skills• Speech And Language Skills• Emotional Intelligence And Social Skills• Newborn To 24 Every Day In-betweenWant to Know More?Download the Book Today Just Scroll to the top of the page and select the Buy Button. ————— infant development, infant care, infant sleep, infant development books

41 pages, Kindle Edition

First published February 2, 2015

Reviews

[Judy · Rating 4 out of 5]

Quick read and to the point

This was a straight forward book and quick read. I will definitely be referencing back to it upon my first child’s birth estimated to be delivered in OCT2019. I would suggest a reference on baby sign language since the book mentions it and advocates for its usefulness in a baby’s development in language skills.

[E Hempel · Rating 3 out of 5]

Ok, but simplistic

A quick read with very simple overview of development. I appreciated the breakdown by month and the separation of motor and social development. More explanation of why the steps are what and where they are would have been nice, as well as breakdown into weeks during the early months when so much it's happening.