Notes from thirty years with young children
Early learning, child development and family health — written for parents and teachers who want to know what the research actually says.
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Early learningAm I doing enough for my child's development?
Worried you're not doing enough for your child? It isn't about expensive toys or classes. Here are simple, practical ways to stretch and delight your young child every...Read more → -
Brain developmentHow much can young children really learn?
Young children learn far more than most people realise. Here's what the research shows about the early years, and simple, joyful ways to nurture your child's potential at...Read more → -
booksRaising Readers – From Babies to Enthusiastic Book Readers
You can start raising a reader from the very first months. Playful word activities for babies, how to choose books for kindergarteners, and why a book series keeps...Read more → -
Brain developmentHow Genetics and Environment Shape a Baby’s Brain Development
How genes and everyday experiences work together to build a baby's brain, what the latest research shows, and simple ways parents can support healthy development.Read more →
If the journal is useful, the book goes further
Tomorrow’s Child Starts Today brings thirty years of developmental psychology into practical guidance for the years from birth to seven.
