Books on Early Childhood Development

The following books on early childhood issues have been reviewed for the Harried Parent's Book Club. They are sorted by Guide Rating, with five stars being best.

Subtitled "How to Help Your Preschooler Succeed," this book offers solid strategies and advice for improving kindergarten readiness.

Teach your child self-care, home-care and information skills with this book's patient, step-by-step instructions and helpful techniques.

Review of a book on children's speech problems to help parents understand and help.

You really can teach your child to read with these scripted sessions using a phonics-based approach.

With its introduction of the Floor Time technique and descriptions of emotional development, "The Child with Special Needs" is a "must read" book for parents of neurologically challenged children.

In this thought-provoking book, two experts on children and parenting -- Dr. T. Berry Brazelton and Dr. Stanley I. Greenspan -- discuss the things babies and young children really need as they grow and develop and how parents, schools and society should provide them.

Find book reviews on a variety of topics of interest to parents of children with special needs in the Harried Parents Book Club.