| ►Baby's
First Year: What Every Parent Should Know, by John Templin. Who
wants to welcome their newborn in to the world the right way -
ready to nurture, love, and teach their child starting from day
one? |
| Raising
the Children God Has Entrusted to Our Care,
by Jennifer Hyrcha. This
ebook shows parents how to raise their children the way God
intended. |
| Rekindling
Your Romance After Kids,
by Susie Cortright. This compilation of the wisdom
of parents around the world offers 50 practical ways to rekindle
your romance, even on those "I-don't-feel-sexy" days. |
| Teach
Me, I'm Yours: If You Want Your Child To Be Smart, You Be The
First Teacher, by Joan Bramsch. This book's program
provides an ideal way for parents to help their child grow in
many areas ... physical fitness, body awareness, physical
perception and mental alertness. |
| You
Kids Just Wait Till I Get Over Being Pregnant,
by Joan Bramsch. The
rollicking misadventures of a young woman and her husband –
two Only Children – who had five babies in five years and
lived to tell the story!
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| Mission
Possible: Raising Great Teens!, by Patricia Chadwick.
Parenting
is a life-long journey that takes you down many different roads
throughout your life with your children, and eventually you can
begin to see distinct personalities develop and you begin to
wonder what their hopes and dreams will be. |
| As
Good as I Could Be: A Memoir of Raising Wonderful Children in
Difficult Times, by Susan Cheever.
A touchstone for all parents who are doing the best they can,
Cheever reveals the challenges, the joys, and the heartbreaks of
being a parent using the domestic details of her family’s
life.
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| What
Our Children Teach Us: Lessons in Joy, Love, and Awareness,
by Piero Ferrucci.
Ferrucci reveals how the journey of parenthood can be a
spiritual path, a succession of experiences that can enrich and
transform us like no religious retreat or course of
psychotherapy ever could.
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| Failure
to Connect: How Computers Affect Our Children’s Minds – for
Better and Worse, by Jane M. Healy, Ph.D.
In this guide to kids and computers, the author examines the
advantages and drawbacks of computer use for kids at home and
school, exploring its effects on their health, mental
development, and creativity.
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|
Keeping
Your Kids Grounded When You're Flying by the Seat of Your Pants,
by Tim Jordan, MD, and Sally Tippett Rains. A practical
guide to modern day parenting. Even the busiest of families can
learn how to keep the closeness and cooperation needed for a
happy, healthy family life.
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How
to Be a Great Parent to Your New Baby,
by Rajan "Ray" Koshy. Learn basic parenting
techniques and some secrets to being a great parent to your
infant.
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