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Chapter Overview
Chapter 1: AudiobookHub Recommendation
Chapter 2: Genetic predispositions and early experiences shape an infant’s development.
Chapter 3: Pregnancy and birth are two powerful stages in a child’s development.
Chapter 4: A child’s sense of touch plays a vital role in brain development and learned behaviors.
Chapter 5: The senses of smell and taste emerge early in infants, guiding them toward safety and nourishment.
Chapter 6: Children develop hearing in the womb, but their vision matures at a slower pace.
Chapter 7: Young babies delight in movement and first depend on reflexes before developing complex motor skills.
Chapter 8: A child’s temperament is often genetic, yet it’s also molded by early life experiences.
Chapter 9: Children are naturally gifted at learning languages, but parents must support vocabulary growth and the joy of learning.
Chapter 10: A playful, stimulating home life supports children’s intellectual growth at a healthy pace.
Description
What’s Going on in There? (1999) delves into the cognitive and physiological development of young children. These blinks explain the most important milestones of a child’s development, exploring the shared influence of genes and parenting on children.
Who Should Listen
- New parents or parents-to-be
- Teachers and caregivers curious about infant psychology
- Anyone who’s ever wondered what babies think about