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A review by kimball_hansen
How Stella Learned to Talk: The Groundbreaking Story of the World's First Talking Dog by Christina Hunger
4.0
4.5 stars. This was an excellent book with good parental applications despite it about teaching doggies.
But I wished she would have narrated her own book. That should be a requirement for nonfiction authors.
After I finished the book I was hoping that we could teach the lil bean responses by using the buttons so that way when I tell her I love her she could tap the 'I love you' button and then I'd feel like a good parent.
Before anyone can reach their fullest potential, their primary needs must be met first. The first need is physiology needs (food, water, shelter) second need is security and safety then social relationships and belonging is third. Accomplishment is fourth, and achieving ones full potential is fifth. This is the top of the pyramid. But the base must be established first.
But I wished she would have narrated her own book. That should be a requirement for nonfiction authors.
After I finished the book I was hoping that we could teach the lil bean responses by using the buttons so that way when I tell her I love her she could tap the 'I love you' button and then I'd feel like a good parent.
Before anyone can reach their fullest potential, their primary needs must be met first. The first need is physiology needs (food, water, shelter) second need is security and safety then social relationships and belonging is third. Accomplishment is fourth, and achieving ones full potential is fifth. This is the top of the pyramid. But the base must be established first.