Schwangerschaft & Elternschaft

The all-new, better-than-ever edition of "the classic baby-name guide." --The New York Times MagazineEver since they revolutionized the world of baby-naming with Beyond Jennifer & Jason--the first book to go beyond dictionary definitions to identify the image and style of particular names--Linda Rosenkrantz and Pamela Redmond Satran have brought their wit and insight to literally millions of parents. Now, America''s baby-name experts pinpoint the very latest trends in this all-new, up-to-the-minute edition of "the best baby-naming book ever written" (The News Journal).Fresh, fabulous, and irresistible, Beyond Ava & Aiden is packed with fascinating new tips and lists, including:*Green Names (Bay, Willow, Aster)*Hipster Names (Pearl, Ruby, Dexter)*Names That Work (Archer, Baker, Carter)*Vintage Chic (Daisy, Clementine, Felix)*Metrodude Names (Jackson, Jax, Maddox)*Baby Gods and Goddesses (Juno, Orion, Clio)And many more inspired---and inspiring---choices.

In this volume, some of the world's leading experts on infant-mother interaction, caregiver sensitivity, and infant security celebrate Mary Ainsworth's enduring influence. These thoughtful new essays focusing on maternal sensitivity are a virtual seminar on the work that established attachment theory as one of the most revolutionary contribution

This book focuses on how parents and other caregivers can have richer and more fruitful conversations with their children to better prepare them for school and life.

If you''re the Dad with a fussy eater, this book is for you? Do you have that kid who just won''t open their mouth every meal, and you get the death stare we all dread? Whether you are a new parent, experienced one, or grandparent,, this book is sure to provide you creative & funny ways to feed your kids.Congratulations, you''re at that point where your kid is now moving from bottles to food. Your wife or partner has the plan down to the minute on which food, what time, how much, and what spoon to use. What isn''t given to you on that "list" is how to actually get that food in their mouth! If there is one piece of advice I can give you, it is to be "creative." Sure, we think the old moves our parents did, like the "Choo Choo Express" could work, so we try that first. But I''ll tell you as a father of three, that one never worked for me. Now that you are the Dad, you are entitled to do anything you want that is considered embarrassing or just plain crazy in order to get your kid to eat. If someone filmed me, I''m sure I would have been trending on YouTube weekly with some of my antics, so, I''ve made this easy to use book to give you some creative ideas on how to get your own closed mouth child to open and eat with daddy. The ideas may have only worked once, but hey that''s a win in my book!This book is the perfect gift for:New and Expecting ParentsDads, Moms, Grandpas, and GrandmasGift Idea for Christmas, Hanukkah, Birthday, Father''s Day, Baby Showers

If you want to discover surprisingly simple yet effective ways to deal with tantrums and how to raise your child to his or her full potential, then keep reading...Maria Montessori changed the way the world understood education by emphasizing that young children can start early and learn through creative exploration. With a focus on child-driven engagement and carefully presented learning opportunities, you can use the Montessori Method and discipline to help your child get ahead and stay there.People that come from Montessori backgrounds are often acknowledged for their ability to think creatively, problem-solve, and for being action takers. Here are just a few things you''ll learn from Montessori Toddler Discipline:What positive discipline is and how to make it work for you and your child.Activities to help you engage in sensory play and development with your child.How to create a Montessori environment throughout your home.Ways to foster and develop creative thinking.How to boost problem-solving skills through playtime.Engage your toddler so it encourages strong relationships and development.Why the Montessori Method is still a favorite technique among educators and parents.Now that you''ve found this ultimate guide to using the Montessori Method, you can begin working with your child. There aren''t sides; it''s not you-versus-them. You''re on the same team. Using Montessori principles, you can be a parent, teacher, mentor, and still inspire your child to explore their environment independently. So if you want to get started with Montessori, then scroll up and click the "add to cart" button!

Going from "can't" to "can"This book will have you going from "can't" to "CAN." Each chapter is derived from interviews with the individual or the loved ones of an individual with a disability and will have you rethinking what you believe to know about people with disabilities. By looking through a different lens, this book will challenge you to reflect on your thoughts about, and behaviors toward, individuals with disabilities. It will open your eyes to all the hidden struggles and possibilities children and their families encounter.A portion of the proceeds from each book sold will be used to provide services to families currently going through special education in the public school system.

Raise Healthy, Responsible, Well-Adjusted Kids Who Thrive in Your Household AND in the Real WorldDitch the Drama, Disrespect, and Back TalkMany of today's kids are glued to their screens, focus on what they want to do versus what they need to do, and lack motivation. This causes unnecessary drama, conflict, and emotionally charged power struggles. Yet, despite a number of available tools, many parents are more stressed and frustrated than ever before.Values Grounded Parenting: A Framework for Raising Healthy Children is your ultimate road map to gaining your children's respect and raising them to behave responsibly. The secret is to create and follow a custom parenting model that will improve your relationship with your child, whether they are age 4, 12, or 16.With activities, real-world examples, and practical strategies, this thoughtful guide will teach you how to:¿ Identify the positive values that define your behavior as a family and build up your children's self-esteem. ¿ Create a family culture that is rooted in positive values-values that teach your children to behave responsibly and respectfully.¿ Effectively redirect negative behavior without the power struggles, drama, and back talk.¿ Discipline your children in positive and firm ways that teach values grounded lessons without the shame and blame.¿ End the battles over what your kids want to do versus what they need to do.¿ Use conflict productively to promote learning and growth in your children.¿ Grow trust and positive intimacy in your relationship with your children.A psychologist and parent, Dr. Michael Redivo shares more than 25 years of clinical experience in helping thousands of parents successfully raise responsible and well-adjusted kids. His real-life examples prove that any family can improve their relationships and enjoy a brighter future.