Excellent science based resource

I much prefer books with a solid scientific backing which made this an excellent book for me. Practical, evidence-based advice and strategies to help me be a better parent.

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Wholistic Toolkit for the brain, easy to understand and apply

This Whole Brain Child covers all the essentials of the brain using vivid imagery, recaps, relatable stories and clever rhymes eg “name it to tame it” that are not only helpful for the reader/listener to retain information but also to conceptualise the strategies.

The book delivers information in a concise and wholistic in the way it links physical parts of the brain, analogies, behaviours and demonstrates ways to put concepts into practice.

This book is for everyone! It can help you better understand yourself and others. It examines the different developmental stages of the brain and age appropriate implementation of concepts. The concepts themselves remain applicable for all ages and can be applied in just about if not every setting. Whether you are a parent, teacher, coach, caregiver, friend or a member of society in which we relate to one another. This book is for you!

Thank you Daniel J. Siegel and Tina Payne Bryson as well as all involved in producing this very well thought out book. I have enjoyed listening to this through audible and will be continuing my learning and practice of the concepts taught. I am passionate about supporting children’s emotional and social development and capacity building in others to do the same. As the book. I truly believe as surmised in the book that through education and awareness of our brains we can positively shape society. I will definitely be recommending this book!

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Helpful strategies and clear analogies

As a developmental psychologist, this book is useful for parents and clinicians. The strategies and explanations are practical. It's a must read in the child development library. However there is not much mention of neurodivergence.

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Amazing and so so helpful

Every parent needs to hear this. absolutely amazing, and so greatfull to have been able to hear it

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For every parent!

Whether you’re planning to have children or have them already, this book is fundamental in teaching us about our children needs. It also helps us, as parents identify our needs and gives us strategies to utilise the whole brain child theory. Excellent book. I wished I had have read it years ago.

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Great!

I recommended this book by my sons speech. It was very helpful and learnt new strategies.

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Parents, please read this book

This book is a must-read for any soon-to-be parent or current parent. The book provides a comprehensive guide on nurturing and raising your child's developing brain and offers practical strategies to help your child thrive emotionally and intellectually.

The authors, Daniel J. Siegel and Tina Payne Bryson, have done an excellent job of breaking down complex brain science concepts into simple and easy-to-understand language, making it accessible to every parent. They also provide real-life examples and practical exercises that parents can use to implement the strategies discussed in the book.

One of the most valuable insights I gained from the book is the concept of "integration," which is the ability to bring together different parts of the brain to function as a whole. The authors explain how parents can help children develop this ability by fostering healthy attachment, encouraging play, and promoting emotional regulation.

Overall, I highly recommend "The Whole-Brain Child" to all parents who want to give their child the best start in life. The strategies outlined in the book are backed by science and can help parents raise emotionally intelligent, resilient children who can thrive in the world.

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Loved!

Loved this book and found it has really helped my parenting style. If you have children or work with children, I highly recommend.

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A must-read for parents

Essential information for any parent - or any human! Practical strategies which can be applied immediately with astounding results. Helpful for adults trying to be better communicators, partners, and people, as well as parents striving to raise happy, healthy and secure kids. My only quibble is that the narration gets a bit stilted. It's narrated by the authors, who are brilliant researchers and therapists, but the delivery lacks a bit of oomph.

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A must read for any parent

Reading this book has changed my life. My relationships with my children has become so much stronger and closer. I couldn't recommend this book enough. Even if you don't have children of your own, this book will help you understand yourself on a deeper level.

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