Brains Stages released August 28!

Posted by: twtrifles on: June 28, 2018

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Woo-hoo!

August 28, 2018, Brain Stages will be ready for readers to snap it up and find out lots of insider info and fun, effective ways to nurture kids’ in line with how their brains develop.

You may have noticed Brain Stages has a new cover too. Double-whoo-hoo!

Sandra, independent publisher extraordinaire, revised the original cover with the feedback we received from friends and followers. Thanks so much to those of you who provided observations and suggestions!

Brain Stages is a grade-by-grade book, a What to Expect When You’re Expecting for elementary school. The idea is to help create a solid academic, social, emotional, and physical foundation to raise happy, well-adjusted children.

This project has been in the works for years. But our sources are as up-to-date as you can get. Many cited articles and studies came out this year. I so appreciate Sandra for allowing me to update things all the way to the deadline to get Brain Stages to the printer for the release of the advance review copies that will be out the last week in June.

New studies provide ever-greater detail to create an increasingly vivid picture for how children’s brains grow, develop, and learn.

In turn, I got to add valuable information, games, and activities up to the last second.

So. Much. Fun.

Not that scientists have brains all figured out. I’m sure lots of new discoveries are on the horizon, and I’ll keep you in-the-know on the Brain Stages blog.

(I’ve developed a sort of obsession with Google Alerts, to read articles and studies as soon as they’re published.)

And Reading Brain Stages will make you feel like you’re talking with a trusted friend, a supportive one with answers backed up by the latest intel and thousands of hours of experience.

Man, I would’ve LOVED to have had Brain Stages to support my child-raising journey in those early school years.

We’re living in exciting times!

Kids, parents, teachers, and caregivers have all been stressed out trying to keep up with societal expectations.

But less stress, more fun, and better results are right around the corner.

Here’s to happier, healthier kids, families, and schools everywhere!

Please share the good news on Facebook and Twitter. Let’s give people something positive to anticipate and celebrate!

Leave a comment if you have something you want to ask or tell us.
(Maybe tell us what you think of the cover?)

Also let us know if you’re a parent or teacher who can make time in July to look at an advance review copy of Brain Stages (digital or print version) and give us feedback before the book comes out in August.

Best wishes and happy summer!

Trish Wilkinson, co-author