Child Care category: 638 books

What all parents should know! Get All The Support And Guidance You Need To Be A Success At Childhood Nutrition! Getting your child or a child that you are looking after to eat healthy can seem like a somewhat impossible task. Kids can be very picky at times and for the most part, vegetables...

With 60,000 children in the care system and national child protection scandals hitting the headlines at an alarming rate, adoption and fostering are typical issues. It can be hard for prospective adopters and foster carers to get comprehensive, no-nonsense advice and guidance. This book...

This book covers several topics including: - What to Look For When Choosing a Daycare - How to Prepare Your Child for Daycare - How Children Benefit From Childcare - Day Care Safety - Why Child Care Is Necessary and so much more! Scroll up... and click on "Buy Now" to deliver almost instantly to your Kobo or other reading device.

For a new mom, taking care of a newborn baby can be very overwhelming. Here are some great tips to help you through: You should start breastfeeding your newborn an hour after delivery. The breast milk produced in the first 3 days after giving birth is particularly healthy for the baby. Breast...

Name is the identification of human, mirror of his life, therefore is should be meaningful, sharp and spiritual. It is not an easy task, choosing the right and fit name for your child. Be careful in choosing a good name for your child, because it influences his or her entire character and lifestyle. Modern...

You.  Have.  Cancer. With those words, Michael Friedman, then 16 years old, began an intense 7-month rollercoaster of discovery, love, support and life.  His father Allan was there with him every step of the way, and documented the entire journey through regular email updates...

The concept of learned optimism, while well established in research, is relatively unknown in teacher education and in early childhood classrooms and family child care practice. Making Lemonade is a first-to-market book that offers a straightforward, easy-to-do approach to help develop optimism in...

As parents, we see problems all around the globe and here at home, but often feel powerless to conquer the many issues that will affect our children's lives. Zoom Out Parenting provides parents with a framework for teaching our children the skills that will be needed in their lifetimes, with a simple...

Congratulations on your new baby! This is the start of a wonderful and very rewarding chapter in a woman’s life. Now that you have a newborn, you have probably thought about the things that you are going to need.  It is still important that you know a few things that you are going to need...

Nothing can quite prepare you for those first weeks of parenthood, there are many practical ways to help ease the transition. After all, taking care of your baby will be a round-the-clock job, and the only way to learn is through observation, education and experience. Between the feedings and diaper...

"All children with autism have ways of dropping into their own world, leaving us behind for a minute, an hour, a day." This is the essence of autism: a disorder that is, at its heart, about interaction. Many of the symptoms associated with autism come from either a lack of paying...

Babies and toddlers are unique individuals who need all of the time, care and attention that their parents and caregivers can provide. This book helps take on the everyday problems that come with caring for little ones. Find advice on every thing from selecting the right bath products to breastfeeding and pacifiers to safety concerns and allergies.

Target success in Cambridge National Level 1/2 Child Development with this proven formula for effective, structured revision. Key content coverage is combined with exam-style tasks and practical tips to create a revision guide that students can rely on to review, strengthen and test their knowledge With...

50 Best No Cry Sleep Solution for Your Newborn Baby You know how tough it is when your baby won’t stop crying. You may be worried that something is wrong with your child, that you’ll lose your cool, that your parenting skills aren’t up to the job, or that you’ll never connect with your baby....