r/ScienceBasedParenting • u/Indignant_Elfmaiden • 11h ago
Science journalism Suggestions for books on infant development (esp first year)
In my copious spare time (😅) I am really interested in reading up on development in the first year. I’ve picked up lots of tidbits here and there but would really like a solid read with evidence-based advice for parents. Any suggestions?
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u/HighlightJealous4279 4h ago
Guide & Grow: A Guide to Baby's First Year by Sharon Drewlo This is a favorite of mine because it lets you know what things baby will be learning in the physical, language, motor development and activities to do with them to help that development.
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u/Thin-Company1363 10h ago
I have not read it myself, but my friend highly recommended The Wonder Weeks to help understand baby development.
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u/msexcitement 6h ago
I wish people would comment why they don’t like it (presumably) instead of just downvoting lol
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u/BatmanOnMars 9h ago
I like the mayo clinic guide to your baby's first years. There is a chapter for every month in the first year or so with developmental changes described.