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thedamwife's review against another edition
informative
medium-paced
5.0
Honestly all parents should read this and the audio book is well done.
generalized89's review against another edition
informative
medium-paced
3.25
Pretty straightforward and informative on how to engage and nurture the child’s developing brain (left vs right hemisphere, top vs bottom, implicit vs explicit memory, parts work, and me-we connection). Nothing super groundbreaking but I appreciated the specific applied examples. Pretty fast ready and my be more useful as a reference with the appendix outlining each age stage and strategies.
msilkwolfe's review against another edition
5.0
This is aimed at parents, but it’s a must read for all educators!
ellenreading_theend's review against another edition
5.0
I NEVER read parenting books. I didn’t when I was pregnant, and I generally haven’t since either — they make me think even MORE about all the things I should/could be doing differently, which I don’t need more of in my life. But Maya had a rough start to the school year and her sweet guidance counselor recommended this book to help us understand some different approaches to take with her, and I was shocked how much I liked it. Not only did I find it approachable, but I actually looked forward to reading it each day. It uses a lot of metaphors, which I find really helpful, and gives lots of examples to make me feel like I’m not alone trying to figure out what’s inside my kid’s mind.