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Birth and Parenting Skills No Ratings $42.71 USD Shipping Cost: 0.00 A research-based, up-to-the minute account of the current status of antenatal education, focusing on the key challenges it faces in the future, offering suggestions for how these challenges might best be met. It describes some innovative approaches to accessing vulnerable groups of parents and how collaboration between the statutory and voluntary sectors might result in a better educational service for pregnant women and their families. Narratives from parents are analysed and commented upon, and underpinning the book will be an account of how the principles and practices of adult education should inform antenatal education. Stock Availability: in-stock Condition: New SKU: 9780443074745 How Not to Parent 1825 Reviews $6.99 USD Shipping Cost: 3.99 How Not to Parent is a funny, down-to-earth look at parenting and marriage by award-winning humor writer Brad Manzo. Follow Manzo as he deals with the issues to which every parent can relate. on changing diapers... As I changed my son’s diaper one day, he projectile pooped all over me. I screamed like a frightened teenage girl watching a horror movie. I never saw it coming. In fact, I didn’t know such a thing existed. on senior moments... The other day my wife mentioned that I needed those pills that supposedly improve your memory. Unfortunately, neither of us could remember what they were called. on disciplining the kids... God forbid we hit them. We’d never hear the end of it. Ironically, the staunchest critics of hitting are the grandparents who spanked, hit with belts, and employed the occasional wooden spoon. Then, as if running for office, they deny it ever happened. How Not to Parent is Manzo's first book and features stories that appeared in America's Funniest Humor Book Three! Stock Availability: in-stock Condition: New SKU: 1477536396 How To Help When Parents Grieve 234 Reviews $46.53 USD Shipping Cost: 3.99 Life experiences often become a writer s stories and that is true for the nonfiction book, How to Help WHEN PARENTS GRIEVE, by author, Holly Fox Vellekoop. The idea for this book came when Holly s younger son Brandon, 39-years-old, passed away from cancer. The author found it unimaginable as to how she was going to face the rest of her days without ever seeing or hearing from her son again. As a mother who knew others who had a child pass away and witnessed their struggle, the author wanted to hear from them to learn how they were able to endure. Recognizing that most of us think we know how we would feel should we suffer such an event, what was discovered is that no one truly knows until it happens to them. That was the beginning of dozens of interviews Holly did with grieving parents who shared with honesty and love, their compelling stories of how their child passed and how they coped. Twenty-seven of those are told within the pages of the book in the parents own words. All of the stories are as varied as are the individuals themselves. What does one say to someone or what does one do for them to be helpful and show you care? Holly wrote the following in her book: Approaching a grieving parent can be a daunting task for the rest of their community. Some people feel uneasy and, not knowing what to say or do, do not do anything. They may fear saying or doing the wrong thing. That is disquieting for them, and understandably so. Within the book are the many comments and actions that were found to be helpful and those that were not, all of which were gleaned from the dozens of personal interviews. The reader will find them useful for approaching and responding to a grieving parent. The book is also an excellent resource of practical ways for the grieving to cope with the many trials and difficulties they face daily. Regardless of how the child passed away, grieving is grieving, and parents need assistance with it. Should you be one of the nearly one in five who have lost a child, it is hoped that you will find a measure of peace and hope from the stories. The target audience is grieving parents, their relatives and friends, teachers, social workers, medical personnel, and anyone interested in the grieving topic. Stock Availability: in-stock Condition: New SKU: 1878398253 How to Survive Your Parents: A book every parent should read. 1825 Reviews $22.46 USD Shipping Cost: 3.99 The process of becoming a real good parent is in itself a growing-up experience. As you correct your child, the naughty child in you is loved. Unfortunately, most parents have had little, if any, corrective love in their formative years. They bring with them into marriage the hell of their parents and various childish, selfish cravings. More often than not, a man is just another child to his wife, competing with the baby for momma's affections - a spoiled brat, teasing his wife (the way he did his momma) to let him have his own way. When husbands and wives are immature, they are on the same emotional level as their children, so they are not only involved with their own childish intrigues with one another, but with their children's sniveling rivalry as well! So, everyone in the family continues to evolve madly and wildly because there exists no referee, no modifying factor of Divine authority in the home. That is what is behind all family tragedies. Stock Availability: in-stock Condition: New SKU: 1468138863 Heart-To-Heart Parenting by Robin Grille No Ratings $12.85 USD Shipping Cost: 0.00 Free Worldwide Delivery : Heart-To-Heart Parenting : Paperback : Vox Cordis Press : 9780646575452 : 0646575457 : 05 May 2012 : And essential book for parents, Heart to Heart Parenting is more than just a how-to book about raising happy and resilient children. Its focus is to create a joyous connection with your baby and toddler. Using techniques that are based on bonding rather than shaming, manipulation or punishment, Robin Grille introduces you to insightful and practical ways to benefit your child's emotional wellbeing and social development, including how to: - Build a quality relationship with your child - Trust your... Stock Availability: in-stock Condition: New SKU: 9780646575452_uk

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Car Seat Safety: What Every Parent Needs to Know
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Raising Adopted Children: Practical Reassuring Advice for Every Adoptive Parent
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Music: The Tie that Binds Parent and Baby
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