Understand your child as they grow. Find thoughtful reading and practical tools for everyday family life, from birth to 18, with links to original sources.
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Age groups help you find relevant reading; they are not a test of your child’s abilities. Children develop at different paces.
Attachment, senses and first responses
1–3 years · Toddlers
Language, discovery and big feelings
3–6 years · Preschoolers
Play, expression and making friends
6–12 years · School age
Learning, friendship and independence
12–18 years · Teens
Identity, relationships and puberty
Digital lifeCompare advice from WHO, the American Academy of Pediatrics and others. See where they agree and where they differ.
Teens & communicationFrom family agreements and protecting sleep to media literacy, explore what to discuss before getting started.
Development in everyday lifeNotice your child’s gaze and sounds, and respond to what catches their interest. Discover responsive caregiving.
Books worth opening.
Guides and tools you can turn to.
Every one with a source.
Adele Faber & Elaine Mazlish
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American Academy of Pediatrics · AAP
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WHO · UNICEF · World Bank Group
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