Babies and toddlers use a language all their own. To them, every coo, smile, grunt, raised fist, kick and scream is full of meaning — but often parents can’t understand what they are trying to tell them. Now parents can decode their child’s body language with Baby and Toddler Body Language Phrasebook.

• Facial expressions, body language and sound represent the beginnings of human communication. This useful book helps parents understand the different stages of their child’s development.
• All of the most common behavioral traits of babies and toddlers are examined in detail.
• Each spread focuses on one behavior, shedding emotional and cognitive insight into your child’s development.
• This book eases frustrations and helps build understanding and bonds.

Nestled on the northern shore of Lake Ontario is Toronto, the largest city in Canada. “Hog Town” as it is sometimes known to its residents—is a densely and diversely populated city. Approximately forty nine percent of Toronto’s inhabitants are of non-Canadian descent and throughout its history the city has welcomed people from all over the world. This legacy has lent the city a colorful vibrancy that is unique as it is successful. In a little over 200 years since soil was first broken, Toronto has become a world class cultural center. Having left cultural clashes well behind, it is home to people from a smorgasbord of origins who help make their city a cosmopolitan metropolis of dizzying heights and welcoming, old world charm and grace. With so much to recommend it, it seems likely that the future will hold yet more growth for “Hog Town”.