Tips and Exercises from a Neuropsychologist. From 1 Year to 3 Years

Early childhood is a very important period in every child's life: the little one learns to control their body, masters walking, learns to speak and play, develops imagination, curiosity, and empathy. At this age, self-awareness and the first memories emerge, cognitive activity is formed, and the need for communication develops. And then there’s the need to sit on the potty, not drown in toys, and not go crazy from tantrums. How can parents cope with all this? How to not forget anything important and not get lost in a pile of advice? What to focus on now, and what can be postponed for later?

In this book, neuropsychologist Evgenia Guseva will explain how the child's brain forms, how to engage with the little one, considering all stages of their development, and that what is important before three years old is not too late after three as well.