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Babies and Hands
July 16, 2012
A teacher is better than two books.
-Chinese Proverb
-Chinese Proverb
"Getting to know each other is, of course, mutual.
"As we get to know the child, he begins to get to know us, and this happens primarily through our hands.
"Hands constitute the first relationship for the baby with the world beyond breastfeeding.
"Hands pick him up, lay him down, wash, dress, and feed him.
"What kind of world reveals itself to an infant?
"What a difference it makes when gentle, patient, and peaceful hands, which also convey safety and clarity, take care of him."
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- Big Body Play: Why Boisterous, Vigorous, and Very Physical Play Is Essential to Children's Development and Learning
- Go Green Rating Scale for Early Childhood Settings
- Learning to Lead: Effective Leadership Skills for Teachers of Young Children
- Family Child Care Business Planning Guide
- Powerful Interactions: How to Connect with Children to Extend Their Learning
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i'd like to know more about emmi pikler. thank you. naomi
Beacon, formerly Topsham, NY, formerely ME, United States
The idea of viewing babies perspective of developing relationships first through hands is lovely. Loving, patient hands communicate so much. thank you for this.
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