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Your Child Your Genius: Maximise Your Child s Potential
Your Child Your Genius: Maximise Your Child s Potential
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So how you can, as a parent, optimise this period to mould your child's mind, foster good learning habits, maximise his potential and give him the tools that he will need to develop into an exceptional individual?
In this updated and expanded edition of Your Child Your Genius, neuroscientist and education specialist, Theva Nithy, not only debunks common parenting and child development myths, but also shows how you can create an engaging and stimulating environment that is conducive to learning. He also answers questions such as how you can engage the mind of your young child, prepare your child for future challenges, foster your child's interest in learning, whether you should send your child to preschool, how much help you should give with homework, and how much television is appropriate.
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Parenting guide to unlocking children's early potential.
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Who is this book for?
If you're curious about how to nurture your child's natural curiosity and maximize their learning during those critical early years, this book offers practical insights backed by neuroscience. It challenges common parenting beliefs and provides tangible strategies for creating a stimulating environment that encourages talent development. Many parents find it both reassuring and inspiring, making it a valuable resource on the journey to raising an exceptional child.