Wonderplay

by Fretta Reitzes, Beth Teitelman, Lois Alter Mark

WONDERPLAY offers interactive and developmental ideas to enrich the time you spend with your child between birth and the preschool years. Activities are divided into age-appropriate sections and range from arts and crafts to exercise and drama. Wonderplay was created by the Parenting Center at the 92nd Street Y, New York City's world-renowned community and cultural center.

Genres: Parenting, Childrens, Nonfiction, Education

120 pages, Paperback

First published April 12, 1995

Reviews

[Betty]

I read this book to create some activities my great-grandson Devon might enjoy. It was fun to play with him and to hear his laughter. As he grows older, we will both delight in making some more crafts and doing other activities creatively explained in this book.

A fun adventure, helping shape his curious little mind.

Reviewer: Betty Dravis
http://bettydravisauthor.googlepages.com/

[Maleka]

This is a fun activity book full of good ideas for little babies and little toddlers.

[Nicole]

Cute ideas, good for 0-3 year olds

[Natalia]

Has some good ideas, but not that great

[Molly]

A range of ideas for play, singing and crafts intended for birth to three. I have borrowed a few ideas for programming.

[Jessica]

Awesome. Lots of diversity in ideas. Cultivates great creativity!

[Laurie]

This was good, but a bit outdated