Manoochehr Agah M.D. is a retired paediatrician.Education:University of Pittsburgh (1960-1963), University of Michigan (1965-1968).Chairman of the Ped. Department Providence Hospital, Michigan (1980-1995).Chairman of the Ped. Department AUC Medical School (1990-2001).Writings:Diary of an Exchange Student, not published.Six Short Stories, Austin Macauley Publishers.Buto Meets His Famous Grandmother, Austin Macauley Publishers.
Most parents start reading books to their children around two years old. At first, the characters tend to be imaginary or fanciful, encouraging virtues like sharing and tolerance. As reading skills advance, many kids gravitate toward more complicated, mystical stories over grounded tales. In my paed...
This story is written for younger children to highlight the environmental changes that could impact their activities, reassure them, and relieve their anxiety and fear. These changes not only disrupt their daily routines, but may also require them to temporarily take shelter in places other than the...
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