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More on reading . . .

by Susie Windle | Dec 22, 2010 | Parenting Playbook, Parenting Skills, The Power of Play, Your Child's Brain

Almost any reading is beneficial for your child, though certain kinds of books will be attuned to your child’s level of cognitive development and will therefore grab his or her attention for longer periods of time. The early stages of reading development include:...

Gender and the brain . . .

by Susie Windle | Apr 14, 2010 | Parenting Playbook, Parenting Skills, Your Child's Brain

Though boys and girls are different, most psychological gender differences are malleable. Knowing how sex differences emerge is important if you want to reduce stereotyping and cross-train the minds of children to allow them to develop all of their abilities. One...

Feed your child’s brain with reading . . .

by Susie Windle | Sep 30, 2008 | Parenting Playbook, Parenting Skills, Your Child's Brain

Reading is good for kids, and their stage of cognitive development will determine the types of books that will be most engaging for them. If you want to choose books that will nurture your child’s brain, having an awareness of the following early stages of reading...

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