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For more than 40 years, mothers have depended on the wisdomand warmth of Nursing Your Baby. Now authors Karen Pryor and her daughter Gale Pryor have revised and updated their classic guide for today's generation of women. New information includes:

• Up-to-date studies on health benefits for breastfed infantsand breastfeeding mothers
• Tips for getting the best start on breastfeeding during thefirst hours, weeks, and months after birth
• Breastfeeding advice for working mothers
• Legal rights as a nursing mother
• Choosing and using a breast...

This new book reviews the most current global research and highlights the challenges, possibilities, and dynamics of stepfamily households. It describes their formation, their experiences, and the factors that help them thrive. International and cultural differences are highlighted throughout along with issues of class, gender, and religion. Nontraditional stepfamilies such as those headed by same-sex families are also explored along with clinical and legal issues. Engagingly written with numerous vignettes and examples, each chapter features objectives, an introduction, boldfaced key...

It happens without warning, and it devastates you: Your closest girlfriend cuts you off completely. No more late-night phone calls and emails, no more catch-up lunches and dinners. She has decided for whatever reason to move on with her life and has left you to try to make sense of what happened. The experience can be as painful as the death of a loved one and as confusing as an unexpected breakup with a significant other. You replay scenes from the friendship and wonder what you did wrong. You've lost a loved one...

Exhausted and running on empty? This simple guidebook to transformation is just the refreshment you need. Having spent his first thirty-five years as a woman and a decade as a coach, Jay Pryor shares from both a personal and professional perspective to help women access their true inner power. His loving and humorous tone make this an easy-to-read and apply resource. You will gain tools to:

• Open your eyes to the unconscious beliefs running your life
• Overcome stories of inadequacy, comparison, guilt, and scarcity
• Put "shoulds" to rest
• Align with your...

This new book reviews the most current global research and highlights the challenges, possibilities, and dynamics of stepfamily households. It describes their formation, their experiences, and the factors that help them thrive. International and cultural differences are highlighted throughout along with issues of class, gender, and religion. Nontraditional stepfamilies such as those headed by same-sex families are also explored along with clinical and legal issues. Engagingly written with numerous vignettes and examples, each chapter features objectives, an introduction, boldfaced key...

Exhausted and running on empty? This simple guidebook to transformation is just the refreshment you need. Having spent his first thirty-five years as a woman and a decade as a coach, Jay Pryor shares from both a personal and professional perspective to help women access their true inner power. His loving and humorous tone make this an easy-to-read and apply resource. You will gain tools to:

• Open your eyes to the unconscious beliefs running your life
• Overcome stories of inadequacy, comparison, guilt, and scarcity
• Put "shoulds" to rest
• Align with your...

We elected our first president well over 200 years ago and have been caught up in the lives of not only the presidents, but also in their families ever since. Whether you agree with their father's politics or not, we are fascinated by the president's children and often wonder what happened to them once they left the White House. Now you can find out.

There have been just under 200 presidential children to date and even a few grandchildren...

In this inspirational memoir of one schoolteacher's bold choice to let go and let God, you'll find that with faith, miracles become commonplace, and ordinary people can change the world in extraordinary ways.

Esther Bennett was raised in the church and became a believer at thirteen. She attended a Christian college, was a fixture at prayer meetings, and fervently asked God to send her to preach the Gospel to many nations.

So at forty, why was she still stateside, working as a schoolteacher in the public school system? Something was missing. She felt that the God of the...