Making It Easy to Understand Children

Why do children love to press buttons? Why do they suddenly become afraid of strangers? Why do they enjoy hiding so much - and yet are so bad at it?

Our little fellow humans are peculiar beings. They mostly move forward by hopping, rarely do what they're told, and want to live on pasta and sweets alone. Sandra Winkler, mother of two daughters, gets to the bottom of it: Using insights from psychology, developmental pediatrics, and neurology, she explains in a clear and entertaining way why little ones think so differently than we do.

A book that helps us understand children better and opens our eyes to the wondrous and wonderful aspects of them.

• The strange behavior of small children scientifically decoded and told humorously
• The perfect gift for all parents and grandparents.