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Lots of ways to play : exploring how friends interact
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Balanced and barefoot : how unrestricted outdoor play makes for strong, confident, and capable children
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Mister Rogers' playtime : encourage your child to create, explore, and pretend with dozens of easy-to-do activities
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The playdate : parents, children, and the new expectations of play
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Big kids, bigger feelings : navigating defiance, meltdowns, and anxiety to raise confident, connected kids
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Ten ways to destroy the imagination of your child
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101 success secrets for gifted kids : advice, quizzes, and activities for dealing with stress, expectations, friendships, and more
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The way of play : using little moments of big connection to raise calm and confident kids
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Active baby, healthy brain : 135 fun exercises and activities to maximize your child's brain development from birth through age 5 1/2
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Things to do with toddlers and twos
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The Playskool toddler's busy play book : over 500 creative games, activities, crafts and recipes for your very busy toddler
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Free to learn : why unleashing the instinct to play will make our children happier, more self-reliant, and better students for life
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Baby Einstein: Neighborhood Animals
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Great kids : helping your baby and child develop the ten essential qualities for a happy, healthy life
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Working with worry : a workbook for parents on how to support anxious children
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Growing minds : building strong cognitive foundations in early childhood
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The emotionally healthy child : helping children calm, center, and make smarter choices
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Raising resilience how to help our children thrive in times of uncertainty
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Raising resilience : how to help our children thrive in times of uncertainty
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This is play : environments and interactions that engage infants and toddlers
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A+ parenting : the surprisingly fun guide to raising surprisingly smart kids
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Just babies : the origins of good and evil
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Until the streetlights come on : how a return to play brightens our present and prepares kids for an uncertain future
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Gifted and distractible : understanding, supporting, and advocating for your twice exceptional child
