"Timeless… its blend of wit, knowledge, and practical advice has made this book a perennial favorite of parents, educators, and anyone who has ever been an intrepid voyager in the bewitching kingdom of early childhood." The Washington Times
"Unsurpassed in its clarity, reliability, and humanity." The New York Times Book Review
"An expert with a gift for writing describes how children mature from birth to six years old … [Fraiberg] discusses theories and facts about feeding, talking, sex education, fantasy, self-control, fear, and other subjects in practical terms of daily living." Parents' Magazine
"The Magic Years is far and aboe the best description of this early development period." Mental Health Bulletin
"Timeless… its blend of wit, knowledge, and practical advice has made this book a perennial favorite of parents, educators, and anyone who has ever been an intrepid voyager in the bewitching kingdom of early childhood." The Washington Times
"Unsurpassed in its clarity, reliability, and humanity." The New York Times Book Review
"An expert with a gift for writing describes how children mature from birth to six years old … [Fraiberg] discusses theories and facts about feeding, talking, sex education, fantasy, self-control, fear, and other subjects in practical terms of daily living." Parents Magazine
"The Magic Years is far and aboe the best description of this early development period." Mental Health Bulletin
"Timeless… its blend of wit, knowledge, and practical advice has made this book a perennial favorite of parents, educators, and anyone who has ever been an intrepid voyager in the bewitching kingdom of early childhood." The Washington Times
"Unsurpassed in its clarity, reliability, and humanity." The New York Times Book Review
"An expert with a gift for writing describes how children mature from birth to six years old … [Fraiberg] discusses theories and facts about feeding, talking, sex education, fantasy, self-control, fear, and other subjects in practical terms of daily living." Parents Magazine
"The Magic Years is far and aboe the best description of this early development period." Mental Health Bulletin