Schwangerschaft & Elternschaft

Living with a picky eater who won't try new foods? Tried everything to get your child to eat? Renowned childhood nutrition expert, Jill Castle outlines the Nourished Path® to Try New Food, a systematic and strategic approach to help picky eaters taste, eat and like new foods, to move parents from frustration to optimism, and picky eaters from cautious to adventurous.Instead of waiting it out, or worse, sneaking vegetables or bribing kids with dessert, Try New Food walks parents through a step-by-step process to help kids overcome picky eating. By remodeling the feeding environment and creating a child-centered method, parents learn how to engage and help their picky eaters instead of making things worse. As a workbook, resource and guide, Try New Food equips caretakers with the latest research and practical tips for feeding picky eaters with love, patience and healthy food.Picky eaters aren't destined to be unhealthy eaters! Parents are empowered to move their kids beyond typical and extreme picky eating behaviors. Try New Food maps out a plan for sensible food options, positive feeding, and effective parenting.Parents will learn:The roots of picky eatingThe best way to interact with fussy eaters around foodHow to set up a fun, encouraging eating environment (without pressure)The counter-productive interactions (and language) that make picky eating worse (and what to do and say instead)When (and where) to seek more help for extreme picky eaters (those children with ARFID)A step-by-step food tasting approachHow to make mealtimes calmer, meaningful and nutritiousMost of all, Try New Food will help families nourish and nurture their picky eaters while cultivating healthy eating patterns and a healthy relationship with food.

This is a book directed at those who work with boys and young men and are trying to develop a culture of reading among those boys and young men.

Mommy, I Can't Breathe details Dr. Renee Matthews' real-life journey with severe asthma and allergies that began as an infant.

Womanhood is a very beautiful and glorious experience, but its journey is not without challenges. Well, life itself is challenging. We must learn to embrace these challenges and beam our lights with vigor, elegance, and courage. While getting ready for adulthood, our bodies start developing in different areas, drawing unusual attention from all genders. At the heels of these changes are hormonal imbalances and adrenaline rush that tugs our emotions to give in to hormonal hunger, lust, and peer demands. We are under pressure to fulfill these ridiculous demands to be accepted and feel we belonged. Overcoming these pressures and finding your path launches you to a bigger phase in your destiny and sets you apart. The successful women making waves today in our world can attest to that. And the good news is that you can do it, just like them. You can achieve anything you put your mind to. Transformation provides clarification to your confusion and anxiety. Author Lane Bird presents the physical, emotional, and psychological changes that transform a girl child into a woman based on science and reveals the societal, cultural, and spiritual factors that support compromising our values. Packed with surprising insight on why our bodies change and develop fondness towards the opposite sex, Transformation opens your eyes to the startling role of peer pressure, inferiority complex, and how they fear criticism can lead you to make the wrong decisions. With Lane Bird's unique art of storytelling, Transformation sets to boost your self-esteem and personal development. You can't miss it.

Got that post-baby mental fog and exhaustion? Just trying to do your best to make it through? The experience of motherhood is chaos! Especially in that first year! It's time to coordinate that chaos... OVERCOME THE POSTPARTUM SLUMP AND BECOME THE MOM YOUR BABY DESERVES! A new baby can have you question your sanity, humanity, and functionality. You're overwhelmed with information, but lack resources. Surrounded by people, but feel alone. Falling behind on life, and losing yourself. Dr. Christy Matusiak is a holistic physician who has treated hundreds of parents, babies, and children, and is a mom of 3 boys herself. Follow her simple method and regain your physical, mental, and spiritual strength to not only feel human again, but enhance the health of your growing child in the process! By the end of this book, you'll understand how to: - Balance your hormones naturally to find that emotional stability. - Enhance your connection to yourself, partner, and child. - Navigate the confusing world of sleep, nutrition, development, and immunity to help you and your baby thrive. - Feel like a human again and have the energy to show up as the exceptional, nurturing mother you want to be. Imagine the content of the "What to Expect" series, with a holistic, personal touch! Stop surviving and start thriving today!

"Thanks for writing a darling book with a message for all ages!"-Susie K

When doctors predicted her son would never speak or progress beyond the capacity of a toddler, Leisa's life was thrown into turmoil. Suddenly, her own hopes and dreams were put on hold, sidelined by a constant stream of appointments, decisions, and unforeseen responsibilities.In Hope Wins, Leisa describes the emotional and physical toll of caring for a child with special needs and provides practical tools for those who find themselves in challenging situations. As Leisa shares her own personal journey along with insights gained over years of experience, you will be encouraged and empowered to:Recognize caregiver fatigueTake stock and evaluate what really mattersAdvocate for your special needs childAcknowledge the needs of other family membersHold onto your own sense of purpose and identity Work effectively with service providersIdentify the effects of grief and find healingReceive God's offer of hope in difficult circumstances A must-read for those who care 'a whole, awful lot' about special needs families.

Reviews the broad landscape of legal and practical issues facing parents and adolescents when using smart phones and online technologies.