I learned different games and activities to do with my son based on his age and development.

Lots of ideas. Information on research studies. Informative.

Loved it, lots of games to explore with my lo. It's a great book for geeky parents.

A few of the suggested games seem ludicrous to me, but I like most of it. It's a good reference.

Awesome ideas for interacting with your child...very fun ways to increase learning opportunities with your baby/toddler.

This was basically a review of things I learned in Child Dev. classes, but I really enjoyed it (it's a quick read)! It talks about current research in an easy to understand way and then gives a lot of practical, inexpensive ideas to help your child realize his or her potential based on the research. I would recommend it to any parent of an infant (the tips are for birth to age three).

Basically this book just confirmed that I'm doing everything right thus far. Whoop!

This book has some pretty good ideas on what to do to enhance your child's mental development and keep them entertained. My daughter loves playing the game where you tie a string to her foot and then to a mobile and has to kicks to make the mobile move.

This book was pretty good. I felt like it had a lot of fluff, and she could have gotten to the point quicker. But it had some fun suggestions on things you can start teaching your toddler. If anything, they're some fun cheap games to play to keep them entertained.

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I really like this book. It is nice to see activities that relate to all the child development/psychology studies I read about in school. They are easy to do activities that often are slight variations on things you would be doing already.

Although there weren't as many games or activities as I've expected, I found this to be very well structured and very well explained. In fact, I found the insights of each chapter providing enough understanding so that I was able to brainstorm activity ideas myself.