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The “Thoughts and Concepts” in this book will give the reader direct and doable information that will positively impact the management style of the executive leader, whether it’s in law enforcement or corporate America. Likewise, they can positively impact the management style of parents by...

Raising children is a serious business, especially in this era of two working parents with jam-packed schedules. A helping hand can make all the difference. Nationally known parenting expert Blythe Lipman is on a mission to help parents, offering hundreds of practical tips with a dash of humor. Go...

A light-hearted, hilarious, brutally honest and comprehensive guide to all topics including: pregnancy, labour and childbirth, changes your body will experience, breast and bottle feeding, colic, reflux, sleep, solids, teething, toilet training, reading and communication, playing, childcare, the 'high...

This book helps children and their parents who are having conflict during divorce and after divorce that places the child in loyalty binds. Many children feel pressured to take sides between their parents, leaving them feeling disloyal to one and unsure what to believe. The child experiences many...

Train Up That Child is a book designed to encourage parents and those involved with the development of the children of this day. Parenting is one of the hardest jobs that exist. We all need help and encouragement as we sow into the lives of children. This book will inspire you to truly consider what...

Uncle Sam is the worst helicopter parent in America.Children are taken from their parents because they are obese. Parents are arrested for letting their children play outside alone. Sledding and swaddling are banned. From games to school to breast-feeding to daycare, the overbearing bureaucratic state...

Whether by choice or the result of an unpredictable predicament, heading a two-person family is probably not what you anticipated as a youngster looking toward the future. Perhaps you envisioned having a conventional family of your own, but that plan was stumped by illness, separation, divorce, or...

A new wave of abuse is happening behind the doors of family homes but it's one that many are too ashamed to discuss. Domestic violence used to mean an angry man beating a helpless female partner and child. But last year in the region of 12,000 parents called ParentLine to report violent children landing...

Most parents try to treat their twins as individuals, but most unwittingly undermine their best intentions because they lack a practical set of guidelines for raising emotionally healthy multiples. Drawing on her unique experience as a twin, the mother of twins, and as a psychotherapist, Dr. Joan...

Real Parents, Real Kids, Real Talk belongs in every parent’s collection, whether their child is 3, 13 or 23 years old. Family Coach and Motivational Speaker Susan Stone Belton uses humor and common sense to teach the steps of positive parenting. Families from all walks of life, with children of...

You are the HERO of your story. What story do you want to tell about being a parent? Do you want something different for your family? Are you ready to answer the call to unschooling? When Pam’s three children left school back in 2002, she had no idea that one decision...

This book is recommended for lecturers & students of social policy & social care; social workers; head teachers & school teachers; parents & pupils; foster carers, healthcare workers, care providers, service users and the policy makers. This handbook broadly and concisely covers several...

About 80% of what we perceive comes through our eyes. Eighty percent of our memories are made by images. About half of our brain is involved in the seeing process.The eye gate is the lamp of a parent’s life. If your eyes are full of healthy and uplifting images, your whole life will be illuminated.If...

2 Types of Decisions Conscious Decisions-being aware of the pros and cons Action Steps: -Assist your child with constantly looking for new ways to solve problems. -Encourage your child to try new things often. -Invest time coaching your child with understanding the consequences and rewards with each...