A definitive guide to children's health and wellness includes first aid, how to treat common complaints and illnesses, and advice on when to seek medical help. Based on the bestselling A Guide To Child Health.
This acclaimed guide to children's physical, psychological and spiritual development is now available in a third revised edition. Combining medical advice with issues of upbringing and education, this is a definitive guide for parents.This book outlines the connection between education and healing, with all that this implies for the upbringing and good health of children. Medical, educational and religious questions often overlap, and in the search for the meaning of illness it is necessary to study the child as a whole -- as body, soul and spirit.The authors based their theory and practice on 17 years' experience in the children's out-patient department of the Herdecke Hospital in Germany, which is run along anthroposophical lines.The first section covers childhood ailments and home-nursing. The second part looks at the healthy development of the child and how to create the best conditions for it. The authors go on to examine issues of upbringing and education, and their consequences for later life. Throughout, the book is extremely practical, with example situations of conflict and crisis presented, along with possible solutions. This new edition also includes medical and health practices in North America, Southern Africa, Australia and New Zealand.
FIVE LECTURES Dr. Michaela Glöckler begins by focusing on the “pedagogical law” as suggested by Rudolf Steiner in his lecture course Education for Special Needs . She illumines the comprehensiveness of that law―the insight it offers into the functions of our fourfold human nature and the karmic effects of our fourfold activity from one life to another. She then takes us on a path that starts with the physical body, pointing to some of the wonders of embryological development, and then brings to our consciousness further growth rhythms of the brain and other organs. She demonstrates the difference between human and animal and shows how, in animals, wisdom and intelligence have formed the physical body and express themselves through instinct. Dr. Michaela Glöckler opens new doors of understanding for teachers that lead to a deeper understanding of the significance of releasing intelligence from the body for human development.
This book offers new insights into the care and upbringing of children in their first three years, focusing on the process of incarnation during this critical period. It addresses key questions about how to support a child's natural development in areas such as walking, speaking, and thinking. The contributions draw from anthroposophic perspectives and Emmi Pikler's research. Essential inquiries include: How can we provide children with the freedom to develop their innate abilities? How can we nurture their autonomous will to learn, fostering personality growth rooted in trust and security? What role does attentive, trusting interaction in care situations play in developing relationship skills? Additionally, how should the environment be structured to facilitate both the child's self-exploration and the self-development of parents and educators? The responses to these questions reflect current knowledge and practical experience, emphasizing the importance of an interdisciplinary approach that combines medical, psychological, and pedagogical research. This collaboration aims to create a supportive atmosphere for children in a world that can often be unwelcoming, aligning with the goals of the Association of Waldorf Kindergartens and the Medical Section at the Goetheanum.
Die 21. Auflage dieses Standardwerkes erscheint in vollkommen neuer Gestalt - inhaltlich wie äußerlich. In ansprechender, übersichtlicher Weise ist diese vollständig überarbeitete Neuausgabe noch anwendungsfreundlicher als bisher. Die Kindersprechstunde ist das Standardwerk in allen Fragen nicht nur der Gesundheit, sondern auch der Erziehung. Entscheidend dabei ist der ganzheitliche Ansatz der Autoren: Erziehung und Gesundheit des Kindes lassen sich nicht voneinander trennen. Eine gesunde Erziehung wirkt sich bis tief in die körperliche Entwicklung aus.
Dieses dreibändige Werk bietet eine systematische Darstellung von Rudolf Steiners Aussagen zur Menschenkunde der Sprache in Kunst, Pädagogik und Medizin. Band eins enthält Suchbegriffe und Zusammenfassungen, Band zwei die vollständigen Textstellen, und Band drei eine praxisnahe Übersicht für Interessierte. Steiners komplexe Sprache fordert aktives Nachvollziehen.