Developmental Milestones of Young Children (Redleaf Quick Guides) Paperback – January 5, 2016

I loved the easy ideas they feature in the book-They cover a lot of hands on ideas - like how to set up sensory boxes for a week at a time -Put flour in a plastic shoe box add spoons and cups small cars , trees small people - put on table and let the kids make believe they are building roads etc . You will find what activities are best for your child’s age group

As a parent-to-be, this book is really helpful in providing a guide for what development milestones we can look for, and has informed the types of toys, books, and other enrichment opportunities we purchase and intend to provide our baby. I know it’s designed for caregivers but it’s been great (and a very quick read, which is a plus) as a parent.

I was expecting it later than sooner but thank goodness it came in earlier than expected. I recently started my master’s program and the professor asked for this book late and the seller did an amazing job getting out to me. Thank you!

Information is somewhat useful, but I was looking more for a chart of 12 months, 15 months, 18 months, etc.This is broken down into years (1yo, 2yo, 3yo). Even a 6 month step would've been much better, so I can plan and know what to prepare my child for next. I thought this was used widely for healthcare professionals, which should include more details. Unfortunately, it's very general, broken down by years. More for the lay person. 1 year increments is not very accurate when comparing a 2 years and 1 month to a 2 years and 11 month old.

Tho the cover is different, the material is very straight forward and helpful.

Excellent book was brand new. It wasca required book for my class and it really helped.

Good book for new parents.

I'm a little disappointed with this book, it has a little of information but honestly is something that you can fin on internet. It doesn't come with activities or suggestions, it's just the milestones by age.