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Diary Of A Baby: What Your Child Sees, Feels, And Experiences
written by Daniel N. Stern
Studio : Basic Books
by Basic Books
Publisher : Basic Books
Released : 1992-03-17
Availability : Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Number of Items : 1
EAN : 9780465016402
Avg. Customer Rating: (based on 6 reviews)
List Price : $15.00
Our Price : $8.55
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Product Description |
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Every new parent wants to know what the infant's experience is really like. In Diary of a Baby, renowned infant psychiatrist Daniel Stern brings us closer than ever before to penetrating a young child's consciousness. In alternating sections of evocative prose, representing the baby's own voice, and explanatory text, Daniel Stern draws on his research findings and years of clinical experience to re-create the baby's world. Diary of a Baby, with a new introduction by the author, can be read alongside Dr. Stern's book on the motherhood experience The Birth of a Mother. |
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Very annoying book |
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Based on some guys fantasies. Get "What's going on in there" by Lise Eliot instead. |
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a little too verbal for a baby |
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This author pretends that he is speaking as the baby and its ridiculous. He is a baby with a HUGE extensive vocabulary and is also very poetic. At times these baby narrations just become too silly to even take this book seriously. |
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A great gift for new parents |
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As a pediatrician, I love this little book and have given it to all my friends when they had their first baby. Dr. Stern is a recognized expert on early childhood development and teaches at Cornell. In this book he has done something quite unusual. He succeeded in weaving the pearls from his academic work into a delightful, readable book that any interested person can enjoy. This book makes it fun to understand your child better. |
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every new parent should read this |
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This is an amazing book. It tells the story of what life is like from birth to age 4 from the point of view of the child. I give it as a gift to every new parent I know because I believe that the most important quality in a parent is empathy -- the capacity to understand the inner experience of their child. It is written by a highly respected researcher on child development and is also useful for graduate students in psychology to get a handle on difficult concepts in a pleasurable way. |
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A Beautiful Mind |
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Dr. Stern's prose is beautiful. He presents, in near poetry-format, a fascinating look into the mind of an infant. Starting at 4 weeks and continuing to 4 years, he brings you into the world of a child. I couldn't put this book down! (And this is notable, given that I am a new Mom and have more than enough to do!) |
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