Description
Author Selma Fraiberg
Publisher Scribner (January 1, 1959)
Binding hardcover with dust jacket
Condition very good, dustjacket protected with Brodart, some wear and writing ont he cover but interior shows no wear other than age tanning
Summary
The Magic Years: Understanding and Handling the Problems of Childhood from Birth to School Age by Selma H. Fraiberg is a foundational work in child psychology that provides invaluable insights into the early developmental stages of a child. Written by an acclaimed child psychoanalyst, this book addresses a broad spectrum of issues, such as fears, anxieties, feeding difficulties, toilet training, and early social behaviors. Fraiberg's compassionate and clear writing style helps parents and caregivers comprehend and navigate the magical yet often challenging early years. It's as relevant today as it was in 1959, offering timeless guidance for fostering healthy childhood development.
Even decades after its initial publication, The Magic Years continues to be an essential guide for parents, educators, and anyone working with young children. Its enduring appeal lies in its empathetic and nuanced approach to understanding the complexities of early childhood. With a growing focus on mental health and emotional well-being, Fraiberg's insights offer a valuable resource for navigating the challenges of parenting with wisdom and compassion. It serves as both a reference for modern parents and a reminder of the timeless nature of childhood developmental challenges.