Baby Person
What Babies Know, What Parents Miss, and How Seeing Your Child Clearly Can Change Everything
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Baby Person
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Janet Lansbury
Most parenting books focus on what to do with and for your baby. Baby Person invites you to consider how you see your child in the first place: rather than a blank slate you must mold and shape, your baby is a thinking, expressive person, capable of being in relationship with you from birth. In pioneering infant and child expert Janet Lansbury’s warm and eminently helpful hands, however, this is more than just an ideology; Baby Person makes it actionable.
Drawing on the central tenets of the RIE (Resources for Infant Educarers) philosophy, as well as Lansbury's more than thirty years working with families and being a parent herself, Baby Person gives parents the tools to deal confidently with the pressure points they face every day—from helping a child sleep peacefully and eat readily to encouraging them to accept and even appreciate boundaries. With sound advice on everything from tantrums to potty training, Lansbury guides caregivers through these early years with tools that alleviate anxiety and promote joyful connection, giving parents the permission to worry less and enjoy the relationship—and their role in it—more.
A guide sure to be cherished by readers everywhere, Baby Person will reframe the way a whole generation relates to the little people in their lives, becoming the calm and emotionally present caregivers they want to be now and beyond the tender first few years.
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“This book is impeccably researched but it never feels abstract or unrealistic. With the warmth of a wise friend, Janet Lansbury gives clarity to some of the big parenting conundrums and will help you keep the day moving along in the face of all of the ‘little things’ that come up when caring for a baby. But perhaps even more importantly she walks alongside you in these pages offering gentle reassurance that you are enough.”—Kim John Payne, author of Simplicity Parenting and The Soul of Discipline
“This book is a blueprint for parenting across a lifetime. It helps you see the world through your child’s eyes so you can respond with greater understanding, curiosity, connection, and intention. The writing is compelling, the advice is wise, and the perspective makes babies so relatable!”—Mr. Chazz (Chazz Lewis), Head of Education at birdhouse Preschool and host of Learning Curve with Mr. Chazz
“Baby Person is a powerful invitation to see babies for who they already are: whole, capable, deeply relational people. Janet Lansbury helps parents trade anxiety and over-managing for curiosity, trust, and connection, giving our children both the security of our presence and the space to become fully themselves.”—Tina Payne Bryson, LCSW, Ph.D., New York Times Bestselling co-author of The Whole-Brain Child & No-Drama Discipline
“Janet Lansbury gives parents an amazing gift: the ability to see their child through new eyes—not as someone ‘waiting to become’—but as a thinking, feeling human right from the start. Packed with relatable examples and practical advice, Baby Person not only talks the talk, but walks the walk, putting new tools in the hands of parents just when they need them most.”—Dan Wuori, Ph.D. author of The Wonder Years: How the First 45 Months Shape Your Baby's Brain . . . and Who They'll Become
“Every new parent needs to read this book.”—Philippa Perry, author of The Book You Wish Your Parents Had Read (And Your Children Will Be Glad You Did)
“Building on the clinical wisdom and research of baby whisperers like Drs Pikler, Winnicott, and Brazelton and early childhood educator, Magda Gerber, this timely book reminds us that from birth babies are people: already curious, exploring, learning at their own pace, and in their own individual ways. If we step back to observe, listen, and wait before we respond, their unique brilliance will reveal itself to us as it unfolds. Janet Lansbury offers a banquet of practical suggestions and opportunities, not prescriptions, that support this goal—advice that encourages your child’s self-directed discoveries while conserving your parental energy and expanding your joy.”—Joshua Sparrow, MD, Executive Director, Brazelton Touchpoints Center, Boston Children’s Hospital/Harvard Medical School
“This book is a blueprint for parenting across a lifetime. It helps you see the world through your child’s eyes so you can respond with greater understanding, curiosity, connection, and intention. The writing is compelling, the advice is wise, and the perspective makes babies so relatable!”—Mr. Chazz (Chazz Lewis), Head of Education at birdhouse Preschool and host of Learning Curve with Mr. Chazz
“Baby Person is a powerful invitation to see babies for who they already are: whole, capable, deeply relational people. Janet Lansbury helps parents trade anxiety and over-managing for curiosity, trust, and connection, giving our children both the security of our presence and the space to become fully themselves.”—Tina Payne Bryson, LCSW, Ph.D., New York Times Bestselling co-author of The Whole-Brain Child & No-Drama Discipline
“Janet Lansbury gives parents an amazing gift: the ability to see their child through new eyes—not as someone ‘waiting to become’—but as a thinking, feeling human right from the start. Packed with relatable examples and practical advice, Baby Person not only talks the talk, but walks the walk, putting new tools in the hands of parents just when they need them most.”—Dan Wuori, Ph.D. author of The Wonder Years: How the First 45 Months Shape Your Baby's Brain . . . and Who They'll Become
“Every new parent needs to read this book.”—Philippa Perry, author of The Book You Wish Your Parents Had Read (And Your Children Will Be Glad You Did)
“Building on the clinical wisdom and research of baby whisperers like Drs Pikler, Winnicott, and Brazelton and early childhood educator, Magda Gerber, this timely book reminds us that from birth babies are people: already curious, exploring, learning at their own pace, and in their own individual ways. If we step back to observe, listen, and wait before we respond, their unique brilliance will reveal itself to us as it unfolds. Janet Lansbury offers a banquet of practical suggestions and opportunities, not prescriptions, that support this goal—advice that encourages your child’s self-directed discoveries while conserving your parental energy and expanding your joy.”—Joshua Sparrow, MD, Executive Director, Brazelton Touchpoints Center, Boston Children’s Hospital/Harvard Medical School
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