Included in this book is the former separate title Measurable Parameters to Profile Development. Determine your child’s progress through observations from birth to age 5. Includes a checklist guide that parallels the skills that are addressed in Slow and Steady, Get me Ready and helps prevent overlooking basic skills that should be developed.Homeschoolers' Comments
"I've had this book for 2 years using it with my 3 boys. My boys are almost 6, 4 and 4 months.
My oldest has been labeled as high functioning autistic and it has been great to work with him using this book with the Measurable Parameters to Profile Development. I have been able to see where his strengths and weaknesses lie, as well as work on improvement. I'm now using it with my baby and he loves the bonding time we have each day doing the exercises or the little toys that I make (i.e a mobile)
I recommend this book for anyone with children Birth to 5 as well as families with differently abled children!" E. S.
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Slow And Steady, Get Me Ready
Clearly tells parents When, How and What skills can be developed by following 260 weekly, age-appropriate activities which use household materials. Saves money on expensive toys, enriches the parent/child bond through close interaction and encourages fathers to interact constructively with their children. Informs parents as to what they could and should be doing at home to teach basic readiness skills. Provides 5 years of activities for less than a penny a day.
Listed as a pediatric reference in the Journal of the American Medical Association.
Recommended by Gregg Harris and Mary Pride.
Mary Pride says, " . . . a complete readiness curriculum. Most readiness programs start at age three or four; Slow and Steady, Get Me Ready starts in the crib, providing one new activity every week of your child's first five years of life . . . Really good activities, using materials found around the house . . taking only ten minutes or so a day."
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