Tiny steps big leaps di smith anila (15 risultati)

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

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PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - You love your child deeply-but love does not always silence the questions. When your baby is difficult to soothe, your toddler clings during separation, or an ordinary limit leads to an overwhelming reaction, it can be hard not to wonder: 'Is this typical Am I responding correctly Is my child securely attached Why can't they calm down Am I helping-or making things harder The pain underneath those questions is the fear that you may be missing an important developmental need during the years when emotional foundations are being formed. Tiny Steps, Big Leaps: The Coaching Approach to Early Intervention - The Emotional Pillar: Attachment and>Rather than treating emotional development as another checklist, this guide helps you understand what your child may be communicating through crying, clinging, frustration, hesitation, tantrums, separation anxiety, and the need for reassurance. Using a practical coaching approach, you will learn how to observe what is happening, consider what the behavior may mean, choose one manageable next step, and seek professional guidance when appropriate. Inside, you will learn how to: - Recognize attachment and emotional-development patterns in everyday life- Understand the relationship between co-regulation and emerging self-regulation- Respond to big feelings without shame, panic, or unrealistic expectations- Support emotional language, resilience, trust, and age-appropriate autonomy- Use ordinary routines as opportunities for connection and emotional learning- Recover after difficult parenting moments through reconnection and repair- Document meaningful patterns without turning childhood into a performance report- Communicate observations more effectively to developmental professionals- Distinguish normal developmental variation from concerns that merit attention>This is not a promise of perfect behavior or perfect parenting. It is a practical way to become more observant, more connected, and more confident when your child needs help managing experiences that are still too large to manage alone. Your child's emotional development does not begin with perfect calm. It begins with connection: being noticed, understood, comforted, and supported through one small experience after another. Learn to see the need beneath the behavior, support the next tiny step, and build the secure emotional foundation from which big leaps can grow.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - 'What if the hardest part of supporting your child's development is not knowing what to trust ' One milestone chart says your child should already be doing more. Another parent's toddler seems ahead. A late-night search produces ten different answers. And suddenly you are no longer simply watching your child grow-you are wondering whether you are \*\*missing a sign, falling behind, or failing to do enough\*\*. 'Tiny Steps, Big Leaps: The Coaching Approach to Early Intervention - The Cognitive Pillar: Learning and Problem-Solving' was written for parents and caregivers caught between wanting to support development and feeling overwhelmed by the pressure to get everything right. This book does not hand you another rigid checklist. Instead, it helps you develop a clearer lens for recognizing the learning already happening in front of you-from sensory exploration and object permanence to cause-and-effect discovery, pretend play, problem-solving, and early academic readiness. The guide emphasizes looking at the child in front of you rather than constantly measuring them against another child or an impersonal chart. Inside, you will learn how to: - Move beyond the \*\*comparison trap\*\* and recognize progress within your child's own developmental path- Filter the \*\*information avalanche\*\* of apps, articles, online advice, and conflicting milestone expectations- Replace anxious monitoring with more purposeful \*\*watching, wondering, and noticing\*\*- Understand what ordinary play can reveal about how your baby or toddler is thinking and learning- Support sensory development without expensive toys or elaborate activities- Encourage object permanence, cause-and-effect learning, problem-solving, and symbolic play through everyday routines- Introduce colors, numbers, letters, and early learning without turning childhood into academic pressure- Recognize when a developmental pause may call for patience-and when a concern may be worth discussing with a professional- Work with early-intervention and developmental professionals as a 'partner rather than a passive recipient of instructions.'- Celebrate growth without expecting development to happen in a perfectly straight line>Your child does not need a perfect parent, a perfectly organized learning environment, or a parent who has memorized every milestone. They need someone who is present enough to notice. Curious enough to wonder. Confident enough to encourage. And supported enough to know when to ask for help. Stop measuring every moment against someone else's timeline.Start seeing the learning already happening.Support the tiny steps-and recognize the big leaps hiding inside them.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Help Your Child Find Their Voice-One Meaningful Moment at a Time Communication begins long before a child speaks a first word. 'Tiny Steps, Big Leaps How Early Intervention Coaching Unlocks Your Child's Potential at Every Stage The Communication Pillar: Language Birth to Fluency' is a compassionate, practical guide for parents and caregivers who want to understand and support their child's communication development from infancy through the preschool years. Drawing on an Early Intervention coaching perspective, Anila K. Smith explains how cries, coos, eye contact, gestures, first words, sentence building, storytelling, listening, and conversation all develop through everyday interaction. Rather than turning language development into another milestone race, this guide helps parents observe what their child is already communicating, respond with confidence, and recognize when additional professional support may be helpful. Inside, readers will discover: How communication develops before spoken words appearWays to encourage cooing, babbling, gestures, and shared attentionPractical strategies for building vocabulary without flashcardsGuidance for speech-sound development and common pronunciation patternsSupport for multilingual families raising children with more than one languageWays to encourage two-word combinations, grammar, and storytellingAge-appropriate listening and direction-following expectationsCalm guidance about late talking, speech concerns, and developmental screeningTips for working effectively with a speech-language pathologist>This is not a guide about pressuring children to perform. It is about creating connection, noticing progress, and helping each child feel heard and understood. Because every gesture, sound, word, and story is part of something bigger: your child learning how to connect with the world. 'Listen closely. Respond warmly. Celebrate every voice.'. …

Condizione: New. Print on Demand.

Condizione: New. Print on Demand.

Condizione: New. Print on Demand.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. "What if the hardest part of supporting your child's development is not knowing what to trust?" One milestone chart says your child should already be doing more. Another parent's toddler seems ahead. A late-night search produces ten different answers. And suddenly you are no longer simply watching your child grow-you are wondering whether you are **missing a sign, falling behind, or failing to do enough**. "Tiny Steps, Big Leaps: The Coaching Approach to Early Intervention - The Cognitive Pillar: Learning and Problem-Solving" was written for parents and caregivers caught between wanting to support development and feeling overwhelmed by the pressure to get everything right. This book does not hand you another rigid checklist. Instead, it helps you develop a clearer lens for recognizing the learning already happening in front of you-from sensory exploration and object permanence to cause-and-effect discovery, pretend play, problem-solving, and early academic readiness. The guide emphasizes looking at the child in front of you rather than constantly measuring them against another child or an impersonal chart. Inside, you will learn how to: Move beyond the **comparison trap** and recognize progress within your child's own developmental pathFilter the **information avalanche** of apps, articles, online advice, and conflicting milestone expectationsReplace anxious monitoring with more purposeful **watching, wondering, and noticing**Understand what ordinary play can reveal about how your baby or toddler is thinking and learningSupport sensory development without expensive toys or elaborate activitiesEncourage object permanence, cause-and-effect learning, problem-solving, and symbolic play through everyday routinesIntroduce colors, numbers, letters, and early learning without turning childhood into academic pressureRecognize when a developmental pause may call for patience-and when a concern may be worth discussing with a professionalWork with early-intervention and developmental professionals as a "partner rather than a passive recipient of instructions."Celebrate growth without expecting development to happen in a perfectly straight lineThe book's coaching model is built around a simple idea: families do not need experts to take over; they need knowledgeable professionals who can **come alongside them**, help interpret what they are seeing, and support practical next steps that fit real family life. Your child does not need a perfect parent, a perfectly organized learning environment, or a parent who has memorized every milestone. They need someone who is present enough to notice. Curious enough to wonder. Confident enough to encourage. And supported enough to know when to ask for help. Stop measuring every moment against someone else's timeline.Start seeing the learning already happening.Support the tiny steps-and recognize the big leaps hiding inside them. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Help Your Child Find Their Voice-One Meaningful Moment at a Time Communication begins long before a child speaks a first word. "Tiny Steps, Big Leaps How Early Intervention Coaching Unlocks Your Child's Potential at Every Stage The Communication Pillar: Language Birth to Fluency" is a compassionate, practical guide for parents and caregivers who want to understand and support their child's communication development from infancy through the preschool years. Drawing on an Early Intervention coaching perspective, Anila K. Smith explains how cries, coos, eye contact, gestures, first words, sentence building, storytelling, listening, and conversation all develop through everyday interaction. Rather than turning language development into another milestone race, this guide helps parents observe what their child is already communicating, respond with confidence, and recognize when additional professional support may be helpful. Inside, readers will discover: How communication develops before spoken words appearWays to encourage cooing, babbling, gestures, and shared attentionPractical strategies for building vocabulary without flashcardsGuidance for speech-sound development and common pronunciation patternsSupport for multilingual families raising children with more than one languageWays to encourage two-word combinations, grammar, and storytellingAge-appropriate listening and direction-following expectationsCalm guidance about late talking, speech concerns, and developmental screeningTips for working effectively with a speech-language pathologistRealistic home-practice ideas that fit naturally into family life This is not a guide about pressuring children to perform. It is about creating connection, noticing progress, and helping each child feel heard and understood. Because every gesture, sound, word, and story is part of something bigger: your child learning how to connect with the world. "Listen closely. Respond warmly. Celebrate every voice." This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. You love your child deeply-but love does not always silence the questions. When your baby is difficult to soothe, your toddler clings during separation, or an ordinary limit leads to an overwhelming reaction, it can be hard not to wonder: "Is this typical? Am I responding correctly? Is my child securely attached? Why can't they calm down? Am I helping-or making things harder? The pain underneath those questions is the fear that you may be missing an important developmental need during the years when emotional foundations are being formed. Tiny Steps, Big Leaps: The Coaching Approach to Early Intervention - The Emotional Pillar: Attachment andSelf-Regulation offers parents and caregivers a compassionate framework for moving from anxious observation to confident, responsive support. Rather than treating emotional development as another checklist, this guide helps you understand what your child may be communicating through crying, clinging, frustration, hesitation, tantrums, separation anxiety, and the need for reassurance. Using a practical coaching approach, you will learn how to observe what is happening, consider what the behavior may mean, choose one manageable next step, and seek professional guidance when appropriate. Inside, you will learn how to: - Recognize attachment and emotional-development patterns in everyday life- Understand the relationship between co-regulation and emerging self-regulation- Respond to big feelings without shame, panic, or unrealistic expectations- Support emotional language, resilience, trust, and age-appropriate autonomy- Use ordinary routines as opportunities for connection and emotional learning- Recover after difficult parenting moments through reconnection and repair- Document meaningful patterns without turning childhood into a performance report- Communicate observations more effectively to developmental professionals- Distinguish normal developmental variation from concerns that merit attention- Replace comparison and second-guessing with curiosity and purposeful action This is not a promise of perfect behavior or perfect parenting. It is a practical way to become more observant, more connected, and more confident when your child needs help managing experiences that are still too large to manage alone. Your child's emotional development does not begin with perfect calm. It begins with connection: being noticed, understood, comforted, and supported through one small experience after another. Learn to see the need beneath the behavior, support the next tiny step, and build the secure emotional foundation from which big leaps can grow. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…