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Nurturing the Developing Child: from birth to six years
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By: Aisling Kirby
Publisher: Boru Press Ltd
Published: November 2025
Pages: 292
Categories: Non-Fiction, Society
Language: English
Available as: Paperback
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ISBN-13: 9781919317908

This text offers a clear, practical overview of child development as a dynamic process shaped by physical, cognitive, social and emotional factors. It links theory to practice with case studies and strategies for inclusive, supportive learning environments. Explores all developmental domains to guide age-appropriate, inclusive experiences Applies major theorists’ ideas—Piaget, Erikson, Vygotsky, Freud—to early childhood settings Examines family, culture, education, and individual differences as contextual influences Reviews maturationist, behaviourist, constructivist, social constructivist, and psychoanalytic perspectives Considers genetic and biological factors affecting growth Highlights behavioural influences such as transitions, bullying, and social norms Discusses assessment methods like observation, self-assessment, and dialogue Stresses the value of inclusivity and respect for each child’s identity. WRITTEN FOR: Students, educators and researchers engaged in supporting child development in early years contexts.

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