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Parents of boys will agree that getting sons to relinquish their nappies is often much harder than getting daughters to do the same. In this book, the authors provide a clear step-by-step guide to redressing this balance and address all the concerns that can particularly affect boys.
This is a guide to help first time parents survive the early months of caring for a newborn baby with confidence. It shows how to overcome the hurdles of first time feeding, changing and coping with constant crying.
‘Your Baby Week By Week’ is the guide parents have been crying out for. Each chapter covers just one week of a baby’s development, and, ideal for the tired anxious mothers, the week is divided into sections so that they can quickly and easily skim the chapter and find the information they’re looking for.
In this edition of his classic text, Dr Green shows parents how to cope with infants, pointing out the inevitable strains of bringing up children and offering practical advice on all aspects of child rearing.
Offering advice, support and routines for coping with twins, this book deals with the practical and emotional aspects of parenting two babies, including what you can expect in a multiple pregnancy, how to feed two at once, what to do when they each want a hug, how to cope with everyday practicalities, and much more.
Clare Byam-Cook is a trained nurse and midwife who has worked as a breast-feeding counsellor for the last 10 years. In this book she is wholly supportive and sympathetic if you can or can’t breast-feed and provides you with advice and information.
Horror stories of sleep-starved nights, inconsolable crying and feeding on demand can make any proud parent fearful of what the future may hold. Written by a top maternity nurse, this book contains a plan that will ensure your baby quickly settles.
Packed with helpful advice, tips and charts, and with personal stories, this book provides the type of support needed to work out your own individual weaning routine for you and your baby.
If your child is one of the many who has trouble sleeping, and disrupts your own days and nights in the processs, this title reveals ways to encourage regular sleep patterns.
Gina Ford addresses the problems parents face in the first three years. She looks at feeding and sleeping problems in the first year, including weaning and early-morning waking, to teething and potty training. She shows you how to deal with tantrums and sibling jealousy and reveals how to build your child’s self-esteem.
This guide to potty training teaches parents how to know when your child is really ready, how to make potty training fun, how to reward, how to deal with little accidents, why you need a potty for upstairs and for downstairs, and how to help your child get over bed-wetting.
Offering advice on how to get out of a mental rut and make life more rewarding, this work teaches readers how to: make friends easily, increase popularity, win people to a way of thinking, win new clients and customers, become a better speaker, and, arouse enthusiasm among colleagues.
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