Also discussed are behavioral dilemmas ranging from more serious problems like biting and destructiveness to less difficult but nonetheless frustrating issues like food playing and problems with nap and bedtime. These issues are addressed in the introduction of the book with real-world practical solutions that involve specific activities in the book. Some parents may question the idea of getting children ready for school so early. Research into brain development suggests that the first 3 years of life are extremely important to the development and circuitry of the brain. The experiences young children have actually determine to a large degree how they learn.
Parents are the most important teachers.
Me Ready is an exceptional manual that can help parents make the most of these important formative first years. This does not only involve teaching a child the letters of the alphabet or other more academic skills, but also encompasses important social and behavioral skills. Also available is a booklet called Measurable Parameters to Profile Child Development that is based on the book. This booklet will be helpful for parents to assess readiness skills in their young children. The Slow and Steady Get Me Ready video shows the author of the book discussing and demonstrating different activities from the book.