Child Behaviour by Dorothy Einon

Understanding children's changing needs from infancy to adolescence

Very Good Condition - Light rubbing to covers with minor edge wear and slight creasing along the spine.

Dorothy Einon examines the psychology of growing up in a guide that moves from early childhood to the teenage years. Topics include affection, sharing, sleep, tantrums, eating, confidence, independence and the effects of family change, with discussion of what parents can reasonably expect at different ages. Practical ideas sit alongside explanations of behaviour, encouraging readers to consider the child's stage of development and the circumstances behind everyday difficulties. The book also addresses communication, manners and some of the more challenging issues families encounter as children become older. Written for a general readership, Child Behaviour offers a broad perspective on the relationships and expectations that shape family life.