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The No-Cry Sleep Solution: Gentle Ways to Help Your Baby Sleep Through
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Sleeping Through the Night : How Infants, Toddlers, and
Their Parents Can Get a Good Night's Sleep by Jodi A. Mindell "The information and advice in this book will equip you with a good foundation for establishing good sleep patterns for your whole family. If this sounds like a dream, this book is for you." (Allison Martin) Read Review | Author Interview | Order Book from Amazon |
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Understanding Your Newborn And Infant (Simply Parenting) by Mary Ann LoFrumento "This guide to parenting your young baby covers developmental stages, breastfeeding, safety, "well baby" doctor checkups, baby care, cleaning, equipment, and more. It has a number of basic parenting suggestions for each stage of your baby's growth. The book includes a DVD." (Allison Martin.) Order the Book from Amazon |
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Understanding Your Toddler (Simply Parenting) by Mary Ann LoFrumento "The second guide in the Simply Parenting series, this book provides detailed information on children who from one through two years old. It covers developmental stages, health, common behavior problems and suggestions, safety, equipment, toileting, sleeping, feeding and nutrition. A DVD is included with the book."(Allison Martin.) Order the Book from Amazon |
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Getting to Dry : How to Help Your Child Overcome Bedwetting by Max Maizels, Diane Rosenbaum, Barbara Keating "The only book available by experts on this potentially frustrating topic. The three authors (a doctor, a clinical psychologist and a nurse), manage the 'Try for Dry' program at Children's Memorial Hospital in Chicago. This book provides the benefit of their years of experience." (Allison Martin) Read Review | Order Book from Amazon |
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More Toddlers Together : The Complete Planning Guide for
a Toddler Curriculum by Cynthia Catlin "This updated sequel to Toddlers Together presents a variety of fun and educational activities for children 1 -3 years old to do with their parents, caregivers or teachers. Children's activities are organized by themes and season; each one lists skills, suggested language (specific activity words), materials needed, activity description and ways to engage the class. Although written for preschool teachers, many of these activities can easily be done at home by an energetic parent or caregiver." (Allison Martin) Order Book from Amazon |
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Celebrating Family Milestones: By Making Art Together By Debra Linesch "If you are craft oriented and enjoy sharing creativity with your older children enjoy these illustrated projects, such as an accordion book, calendar with flaps, and a family tree." (Allison Martin.) Read Our Review || Order the Book |
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