Child Development. The Third Year of Life: Advice from a Montessori Educator

In the book "The Third Year of Life," the author continues to unveil secrets to parents for addressing pressing parenting questions:
How to foster self-esteem in a child?
How to help maintain their curiosity for a lifetime?
How to establish comfortable boundaries for... everyone, and are they even necessary (perhaps a personality should grow completely free)?
One chapter is dedicated to discussing how to ease a child's social adaptation after the mother returns to work, how to maintain contact with the toddler, and continue their development.
The author separately examines the development and upbringing of girls and boys, describes games and activities for both, and reflects on how sex education in the family should be and how to enlighten the child on "this" topic.
In the third year of a child's life, parents need to pay a lot of attention to speech development, thinking, choose a method for teaching reading, and generally create motivation for learning in the child.
In the final chapter of the book, the author provides examples of thematic activities with the child and clearly demonstrates how to broaden their horizons and develop their knowledge of the world through engaging play that is accessible to the child's perception.