How to Teach Your Baby to Be Physically Superb

Author:: Douglas Doman; Glenn Doman
Format:: Hardcover
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Publisher:: Square One Publishers
ISBN:: 9780757001925
Publication date:: October 2005
Length:: 262mm
Width:: 188mm
Thickness:: 23mm
Weight:: 1043g
Pages:: 273
Illustrations:: Illustrated

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A must for all parents
Reviewed by Unknown from Johannesburg, South Africa on 18 August 2008
7 of 19 people found the following review helpful:

I have read about 20 books on child development and this one is the best. How little is it to spend 10 minutes a day with your baby doing vestibular exercises and removing the possibility of your child developing attention or learning problems later in life. It is very easy to bounce your baby on your knee, rotate him gently on a pillow or walk around with him in your arms, but would you have focused on doing these things everyday if no one ever told you it can be beneficial for the overall development of your baby? A warning to working mothers: this method is designed for the fulltime mother, a working mom can still do a lot of the exercises with her baby / toddler, but the entire program might be too much for the working mom to follow and she can end up either feeling the writers are crazy or just guilty for not being there all the time.

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