Bøger af Fiona Brown

Embark on a fascinating journey through children's language development milestones with our Special Report, "Time to Talk: A Guide for Parents on Children's Communication Milestones".This comprehensive guide, curated by the well-known children's language development advocate Fiona Brown, takes you through the elaborate process of language acquisition within your child. Ensuring complex pediatric concepts are easily accessible, Fiona masterfully breaks down each phase of children's communication development, from the first adorable coos and babbles to the moving moment of pronouncing "Mama" or "Dada"."Time to Talk" is the perfect blend of expert insights, actionable advice, and engaging anecdotes. The chapters include: Understanding the Basics of Children's CommunicationFrom Crying to Coos: The First Steps of Language AcquisitionThe Power of Body Language in InfantsFrom Babble to First Words: An Exciting TransitionThe Milestone of Sentences: Encouraging Autonomy in Communication... and many more!Designed for parents who are keen to participate actively in their children's communication growth, this invaluable resource helps you identify the signs of normal language development and detect potential delays. More than just a book, it's a roadmap that prepares you for the pivotal role you play in shaping your child's communication skills.Whether you're an expectant parent, a new parent, or simply someone looking to learn more about children's language development, "Time to Talk" offers indispensable insight into your child's world of communication. Equip yourself today with this essential guide and be part of your child's incredible verbal journey!

How to Take Care of Old People Without Getting Worked Up is a realistic eldercare book that can be read in one sitting and will leave you with a grin on your face and an arranged strategy in your arsenal. Full with practical advice, recommendations, and resources, this book is ideal for anybody involved in the management of an elderly parent, in-law, friend, or relative. It also makes an excellent present. Topics include: what caregiving is, first-timer tips, activities for the elderly, siblings' involvement, caregiver stress, and many more. Why hesitate for the next aging crisis? This book will get you ready for the next emergency. You'll have tactics and techniques to use right now that will lessen your weight and make your journey easier. Even if your relatives or elders do not need extra care at the moment, this book will help you prepare and set structures in place so that when they do want to see more of you, you can provide more attention and less stress. How to Take Care of Old People Without Getting Worked Up is a quick book that you may keep in your briefcase or tote bag for reference whenever you confront another difficult eldercare situation. It lightens the weight of an emotionally charged issue, refreshes your viewpoint so you can proceed, and allows you to remain on track with your choices and care. This book is a must-read and an excellent tool for preserving your sanity through difficult times and difficult decisions.