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Interpersonal communication in children

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Baby signs

Linda P. Acredolo

1996

Kidisms

Cathy Hamilton

2003

The child's point of view

M. V. Cox

1986

The five love languages of teenagers

Gary D. Chapman

2000

Baby signs for mealtimes

Linda P. Acredolo

2002

Communication development during infancy

Lauren Adamson

1995

Every Kid's Guide to Being a Communicator (Living Skills)

Joy Berry

1987

Is your bed still there when you close the door?

Jane M. Healy

1992

Joint attention

Philip J. Dunham

1995

The Battle of Cassino

F. Majdalany, Fred Majdalany

1957

Kids Talking

John Meyer

2003

The Secret Language of Children

Lawrence E. Shapiro

2003

A Book about Complaining

Joy Berry

1982

Sticks and stones

Scott Cooper

2000

A Book about Interrupting

Joy Berry

1984

Nonverbal vocal communication

Uwe Jürgens

1992

A Book about Whining

Joy Berry

1982

Smart Kid's Guide to Knowing What to Say

M. J. Cosson, Ronnie Rooney

2014

What did I just say!?! : how new insights into childhood thinking can help you communicate more effectively with your child

Denis M. Donovan, Deborah McIntyre

1999

Late-talking Children

Thomas Sowell

1997

Teaching your child the language of social success

Marshall P. Duke

1996

Culture and attachment

Robin L. Harwood

1995

Baby sign language basics

Monta Z. Briant

2004

The Art of Positive Communication (Building Success Through Better Behaviour)

Rob Long

2005

Small Talk

Nicola Lathey, Tracey Blake

2014

TalkAbility

Fern Sussman

2006

Communication by children and adults

James L. Applegate, Howard E. Sypher

1984

The parents' guide to baby signs

Leann Sebrey

2008

Children's communication skills

Belinda Buckley

2003

The Five Love Languages of Children Parent Activity Guide

Gary Chapman

1998

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