Customer Reviews:
 cute, good information June 24, 2008
cute book, well done, good information, but the activities aren't always stuff that people will actually do, just ok in that department.
 Not Impressed December 2, 2007
2 out of 4 found this review helpful
Very redundant...any normal parent would already do these things. Not worth the money. =(
 Great idea book September 18, 2007
3 out of 4 found this review helpful
This book really comes in handy when you are in between activities. It fills in small amounts of time really well. I just wish I had bought it sooner!
Great Games for Toddlers June 12, 2003
53 out of 57 found this review helpful
This book, written for parents of children ages 12 months to 36 months is packed with fun, simple, creative, and educational games to enhance and promote your child's brain development at this monumental time. Author, Jackie Silberg does a superb job of offering parents an interactive approach to helping their child activate synapses in the child's brain. After reading this book, you'll be pleased to see that as a parent you and your child are probably already willing participants playing many of these games and activities, but after reading the crucial brain research that backs up the importance of these games, you will feel even better. Ms. Silberg provides facts and evidence that clearly indicate spending time with your child at this very young age nurturing, playing, learning, and bonding together will lay the groundwork for a lifetime of learning and positive experiences. Readers can easily flip through this step by step manual to sections of brain based learning games targeted to the child's age range and development. Since a child's brain development is explosive at this tender age, parents and caregivers must do all they can to foster a love of learning. These activities will stimulate your child's brain development by creating important neural connections for future learning, develop thinking abilities, language skills, fine and gross motor skills, and problem solving abilities. During this amazing brain growth, your child will be learning, creating, experiencing, and the two of you will be growing closer together. Utilizing the five senses, you are sure to find new and exciting mind games to delight and entertain you and your little one. My child and I have had tons of fun and giggles playing these games and you can adapt them anyway you wish. This book would be a great gift for a parent or caregiver.
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