Your child at play : one to two years

Your child at play One to two years

Marilyn M. Segal

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Subjects
Child rearing.
Child development.
Play.
Learning.
Toddlers.
Published
New York : Newmarket Press 1998.
Language
English
Main Author
Marilyn M. Segal (-)
Edition
2nd ed
Physical Description
x, 293 p. : ill
Bibliography
Includes index.
ISBN
9781557043313
  • Foreword
  • First Thoughts
  • Section I. Exploration
  • Introduction
  • Chapter 1. Hands on Everything
  • Rules about Touching
  • Wasting Things
  • Play Ideas
  • Chapter 2. Emptying and Filling
  • Keeping Order in the House
  • Constructive Rearrangements
  • "Think Big" and "Think Small" Children
  • Play Ideas
  • Chapter 3. Gaining Physical Prowess
  • Lifting and Carrying
  • Pushing and Pulling
  • Throwing, Pounding, and Climbing
  • Play Ideas
  • Chapter 4. The Timid or Fussy Explorer
  • Play Ideas
  • Section II. Everyday Living
  • Introduction
  • Chapter 5. Everyday Routines
  • Sleeping
  • Eating
  • Dressing
  • Bath Time
  • Toilet Learning
  • Play Ideas
  • Chapter 6. Helping Mom and Dad
  • Doing the Laundry
  • Cooking
  • Cleaning House
  • Play Ideas
  • Chapter 7. Going Out in Public
  • Riding in the Car
  • Limiting Exploration in a Store
  • Shopping Rituals
  • Managing Your Own Embarrassment
  • Play Ideas
  • Section III. Making Connections
  • Introduction
  • Chapter 8. Everyday Feelings
  • Resistance and Temper Tantrums
  • Feeling of Pride
  • Helping Children Cope with Fear
  • Avoiding Hassles
  • Handling Negotiable Issues
  • Handling Non-Negotiable Issues
  • Empathy
  • Separation
  • The Arrival of a New Sibling
  • Play Ideas
  • Chapter 9. Word Power
  • Reading Books with Children
  • Selecting Appropriate Books
  • Ways of Reading to Young Children
  • Teaching Your Toddler to Read
  • Play Ideas
  • Chapter 10. Making Friends
  • Making Friends with Other Adults
  • Making Friends with Other Children
  • Handling Conflicts
  • Baby-Sitters
  • Making Friends with Pets
  • Play Ideas
  • Section IV. Having Fun
  • Introduction
  • Chapter 11. Action Games
  • A New Level of Vigor
  • A New Emphasis on Imagination
  • A New Way to Share Ideas
  • Play Ideas
  • Chapter 12. Having Fun with Toys
  • Playing with a Ball
  • Playing with Blocks and Building Material
  • Playing with Cars and Trucks
  • Playing with Dolls
  • Play Ideas
  • Chapter 13. Pretending
  • Playing Out a Familiar Theme
  • Going Out
  • Telephone Play
  • Going to the Doctor
  • Replaying a Recent Event
  • Animating Objects
  • Substituting a Play Object for a Real One
  • Engaging in Early Role Play
  • Play Ideas
  • Index
  • About the Author

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