Kategoria BISAC: Family & Relationships >> Parenting - Motherhood

'We Love You' has been created to help parents and carers support their children when a family is going through separation or divorce. It is meant to guide everyone involved through the major life changes and to ease the process.

It was inspired by Herve's Daughter: https: //youtu.be/KcPKcmPLepg

Organised like a photo album, parents will guide their children through the family story, a love story: where the parents come from, how they met, got engaged, and how the family grew. Then as the parents realised they had their differences and decided to go their own ways what...

Find out how and when to start weaning, what your baby needs to grow and develop, what foods to avoid in the first year, the dangers of sugar and how to avoid it so you can bring up your healthy, sugar free baby. It's much easier than you think.

Lots of us often spend lots of time preparing weaning food for our babies and not eating well ourselves. As new moms we're often tired (for a number of reasons ) and rely on sugary snacks and poor food to get us through the day.

By sharing ingredients such as an avocado or butternut squash, it means both you and your baby can eat well,...

Armed with "The Here List" and a Type-A personality, Seattle-based writer and cookbook author Jess Thomson sets out to spend a year exploring the food of the Pacific Northwest with her family. Planning to revel in the culinary riches of the region and hoping to break her son, Graham, of his childhood pickiness, the adventures into the great nearby include building a backyard chicken coop, truffle hunting in Oregon, and razor clamming on the Washington coast. Her plans to spend "a year right here" are complicated by efforts to help Graham overcome some of the mobility limitations of...

Discover tried-and-tested techniques to help you relax during labour, so that you can work with your body for an empowering, positive birth.

Birth is a natural and normal event and, while it can be unpredictable, this book will show you how you can make it a gentle and enjoyable experience. In The Calm Birth Method, hypnobirthing expert Suzy Ashworth helps you to build confidence in your body and its abilities, and shares practical techniques to support you so that, no matter what happens, you feel prepared.

Walking you and your birth partner through the whole...

Some days with babies the world seems very small and it is refreshingly invigorating to be reminded that the world is big, and that you can still embrace it when you have a baby strapped to your front. Many people looked at us askance when we said we were going travelling with our baby, but we did not know any different. We believed we could do it. We did it. We loved it.

This book is not a How To Guide, it is a gathering together of twenty tales from around the world written by people who tried and survived a journey with a baby. It is by and about mums, dads, sisters, grandmas,...

Wife. Mom. Entrepreneur. 23 Tips and Lessons to Juggling It All is your reference guide to the tried-and-true juggling act to financial wealth building while being a wife, mom, and entrepreneur. Juggling marriage, children, and being a boss can be overwhelming. You are faced with many challenges that will test your resolve, leaving you to questions whether or not you have made the right decision to become an entrepreneur.

This book was birthed out of the trials, tribulations, and triumphs of becoming wives, moms, and entrepreneurs. It is the vehicle for all modern-day...

A child can simultaneously break your heart and set it free. Such is the case with Jennifer Walker, born with the rare Rubinstein-Taybi syndrome, which severely challenges her mental and physical capabilities, even as it piques her mother's dread of the unknown. Jennifer's is a disorder that most doctors have never encountered, one that informs the story of Every Least Sparrow.

On the night of her birth, the Walkers' pediatrician lays out a new reality that will upend their household. He speaks of deformities that make no sense: spatula thumbs, cathedral palate, webbed...

A child can simultaneously break your heart and set it free. Such is the case with Jennifer Walker, born with the rare Rubinstein-Taybi syndrome, which severely challenges her mental and physical capabilities, even as it piques her mother's dread of the unknown. Jennifer's is a disorder that most doctors have never encountered, one that informs the story of Every Least Sparrow.

On the night of her birth, the Walkers' pediatrician lays out a new reality that will upend their household. He speaks of deformities that make no sense: spatula thumbs, cathedral palate, webbed...

Although there is plentiful research on the impact of marriage, employment and the military on desistance from criminal behaviour in the lives of men, far less is known about the factors most important to women's desistance. Imprisoned women are far more likely than their male counterparts to be the primary caretakers of children before their incarceration, and are far more likely to intend to reunify with their children upon their release from incarceration. This book focuses on the role of mothering in women's desistance from criminal behaviour.
Drawing on original research, this...

When Postpartum Packs a Punch offers solace to mothers who have faced traumatic birth and perinatal mood disorders, as well as a chorus of different voices-parents, experts, and researchers. All are singing the same song: while the U.S. has made strides in caring for new mothers, we still have far to go. Stigma silences women, and blinds those on the sidelines. Stories of others' struggles are an antidote for stigma, because they let mothers know that they're not alone.

Kristina Cowan describes her own experience with traumatic birth and postpartum depression, and...

When you decide to have a baby, but you have polycystic ovary syndrome, your husband has a low sperm count, and the only way forward is IVF treatment.

Great.

When it ends in failure and heartbreak, the most logical thing to do is to start running marathons...

Right?

Little Something is about hopes, dreams, and resilience. Finding ways to illuminate the darkness, and never ever giving up.

Oh, and the miracles that occur when you least expect them.

 

When Janine Kovac gives birth to micro preemie twins nearly four months before they are due, she channels the grace and strength that carried her through a successful ballet career. The human body has amazing healing powers if you just know how to listen to it. But old habits bring up old haunts and bitter memories--the futile quest for perfection and a career-ending injury. In the sterile, fluorescent world of the NICU, ballet breeds hope as the twins make a miraculous recovery. Can it also bring resolution to the dancer so many years after the abrupt and painful end to the career she...