Review
"The authors share their combined knowledge regarding the intellectual needs of a preschooler, providing tons of research and evidence for the value of reading to, talking to, and playing with your preschooler." —The Old Schoolhouse Magazine
"A wonderful resource to help parents start their young child out on the right path and to help him to reach his full potential." —RebeccasReads.com
“The authors synthesize a number of specific methods to foster the cognitive and emotional growth of preschoolers. Not only will this book make your preschooler smarter, it will start them on the road to success in both school and life.” —Michael F. Shaughnessy, PhD, professor of educational studies, Eastern New Mexico University, and consulting editor, Gifted Education International and Educational Psychology Review
"A straightforward and intelligent overview of many important aspects of cognitive-emotional development in everyday language offering practical advice. Congratulations on a solid accomplishment!" —Louis John Cozolino, PhD, professor of psychology, Pepperdine University, and author, The Neuroscience of Human Relationships
"The perfect book for parents of preschool aged children. Jam-packed with interesting information and great learning ideas, The Smarter Preschooler offers parents the activities needed to unlock their child's intellectual potential. —UniversalPreschool.com
"Plenty of practical suggestions and resource recommendations show parents how to create an intellectually stimulating environment at home that promotes healthy academic, social, physical, and emotional development." —cathyduffyreviews.com
"This book is a must-have for any parent with preschoolers. The authors used everyday language so the book did not read like a textbook and it was an enjoyable and quick read. They also offer lots of realistic and easy to do activities and examples of toys to use with your child." —Practical Mom Guide website
"The authors synthesize a number of specific methods to foster the cognitive and emotional growth of preschoolers. Not only will this book make your preschooler smarter, it will start them on the road to success in both school and life." —
Michael F. Shaughnessy, PhD, professor in educational studies at Eastern New Mexico University and consulting editor for Gifted Education International and Educational Psychology Review.
About the Author
Renee Mosiman, MA, has a masters degree in marriage and family therapy. Mike Mosiman is an aerospace engineer. They live in Mesa, Arizona.
