Routledge The Psychology of the Infant - Routledge International Library

The Psychology of the Infant is a foundational text from Routledge's International Library of Psychology series, first published in 1999. This scholarly work explores the developmental and psychological aspects of infancy, offering insights into early childhood behaviour, cognitive development, and attachment patterns. Part of the respected International Library of Psychology collection, this book serves as an essential reference for students, educators, and developmental psychologists seeking to understand the formative period of human development. Published by Routledge, an imprint of Taylor & Francis (an Informa company), this edition combines rigorous academic research with accessible analysis. Whether you are studying child development, psychology, or education, this comprehensive examination of infant psychology provides valuable theoretical frameworks and empirical findings relevant to contemporary understanding of early human growth and psychological development.