Masaru Ibuka's book "It's too late after three" is devoted to the problems of early childhood development. Thanks to this work, the author quickly gained popularity both among parents and among experienced teachers.
Education and the environment in which a baby falls immediately after birth most likely determines who he will become - a man or a wolf!
The essence of the book "It's too late after three"
In his work, Masaru Ibuka outlined the basic principles of early childhood development, focusing on what should and should not be done in the process of a baby's development. Unfortunately, many teachers only give certain knowledge to the child, which, according to the author, is not entirely true, because the main thing is to help the child get a new experience in time, thanks to which knowledge will be firmly assimilated.
A child can be taught everything while he is small. These are not simple words, but a thesis that can be clearly traced throughout the book. And the author was not unfounded: this manual is based on his personal knowledge gained while working with his own child, who was far behind in development from his peers.
The main principles outlined in the book
After Three It's Too Late helps parents find answers to the question of why good children turn bad adults and how to avoid it. Thanks to the principles outlined in the book, you can grow a creative person, as well as help your own child to avoid "creative crises" at an older age.
Who should read the book?
This manual will come to the aid of parents of babies, will help them to look differently at the process of early development of their children. Also, thanks to this book, you can understand the mistakes that may have been made during your upbringing, and, if possible, eliminate them.
This book is written in an easy, understandable language and at the same time it sets out complex scientific concepts that should form the basis for the education of a creative, comprehensively developed personality.
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