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Sicher und gelassen durch die ersten 12 Monate Ein bewegendes Jahr liegt vor Ihnen - vom Wochenbett mit Ihrem neugeborenen Baby bis hin zu seinen ersten Schritten. Vieles in der Babybetreuung gelingt intuitiv, doch der Familienzuwachs bringt auch Fragen: Wie kann ich mein schreiendes Baby trösten? Was tun bei Stillproblemen? Welche Schutzimpfungen sind sinnvoll? Ursula Jahn-Zöhrens hat über 20 Jahre Hebammenerfahrung und teilt ihr Wissen in diesem aktualisierten Standardwerk. Erfahren Sie alles Wichtige zu Körpersprache und Bindung, zu häufigen Gesundheitsbeschwerden, zum Schlafrhythmus und zur optimalen Ernährung Ihres Säuglings. Praxisnah: Wickeln, Massieren, Pucken und Stillen - alle Handgriffe anschaulich bebildert Der große Entwicklungskalender: Alle Meilensteine auf einen Blick Mit zahlreichen Extras: Einkaufsliste Erstausstattung, Grundrezepte für Babybreie u.v.m.

Latch Baby includes over 90 FULL COLOR images! PRACTICAL, CONCISE, NON-JUDGMENTAL GUIDANCE!PRENATAL BREASTFEEDING CLASS IN A BOOK! Breastfeeding is the normal and natural way to feed human babies. New moms who want and plan to breastfeed are often surprised to learn that the natural way to feed their babies doesn't always feel so natural. You may be reading this book as a pregnant mom, committed to giving breastfeeding a try, but feeling nervous and unsure about whether you will be successful. Or you may have given birth already and are seeking information because breastfeeding isn't going as smoothly as you had hoped. Perhaps a friend happily breastfed her baby till he was four years old, but another friend was in so much pain that she quit after the first week. Or maybe your sister wanted to breastfeed her baby but wasn't able to make enough milk. All of these are very legitimate concerns! Good for you for seeking out resources like this book to help support you right from the start. Latch Baby beautifully illustrates everything you ever wanted to know about breastfeeding. Its concise, practical and non-judgmental tone is just what busy pregnant and new moms need to get their questions answered quickly and honestly. Perfect for a baby shower or new mom gift!INCLUDES:Chapter 1: Before Baby ArrivesChapter 2: Breastfeeding After Baby ArrivesChapter 3: Positioning and LatchChapter 4: When and How Often to Feed BabyChapter 5: Life with a NewbornChapter 6: Common ChallengesChapter 7: Uncommon ProblemsChapter 8: Mom's Diet and Milk SupplyChapter 9: Pumping and Bottle FeedingChapter 10: Returning to WorkChapter 11: Introducing Solid Food and Weaning

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No parent wants to be in the intensive care nursery. It's a frightening, often overwhelming place full of alarms, machines, doctors, and nurses-and, most terrifying of all, full of tiny babies fighting to survive. Parents who had planned to welcome their child home are faced with seeing that child weeks, maybe months earlier than planned, covered in a bewildering array of equipment keeping him or her alive. In such a situation, fear is understandable. In Early Arrival: 9 Things Parents Need to Know about Life in the ICU Nursery: A Doctor's Step-by-Step Guide, neonatologist and NICU physician Dr. Terri Major-Kincade works to dispel some of that fear by providing knowledge about what to expect in the NICU. You may have missed your nine months with your early arrival, but you can use these nine steps to guide you the rest of the way.

I Still Believe- mental illness and suicide in light of the Christian Faith. This book is a mother's search to make meaning out of her son's suicide and find a way back to a faith that no longer made sense. As survivors feel their way through the dark maze of emotions, they need the support of others who have walked the path before them. This story can help to shine a light, for hope and faith to germinate in the soil of grieving hearts.Woodland, Desiree. (Book Vine Press 2022)

Despite being a poor widow and mother of four, Annie Mather stayed strong for her family and refused to let the hateful people in her life bring her down. Even when her own mother favored Annie's twin sister simply because she was rich and had "e;normal"e; children, Annie turned the other cheek and showed everyone the love and grace they didn't always deserve.On top of it all, Annie remained a pillar of strength for her son Mike, who lives with cerebral palsy and deafness. Life was not often kind to Mike, just as it wasn't to Annie, so they relied on each other's love and support to navigate life's many challenges.Written with equal parts melancholy and hope, Wake Up, Annie Mather! tells the story of Mike Dorsey's strong and beautiful mother, who somehow always managed to enjoy life to the fullest.

A sharp-eyed exploration of the promise and peril of having children in an age of genetic tests and interventionsIs screening for disease in an embryo a humane form of family planning or a slippery slope toward eugenics? Should doctors tell you that your infant daughter is genetically predisposed to breast cancer? If tests revealed that your toddler has a genetic mutation whose significance isn't clear, would you want to know?In The Gene Machine, the award-winning journalist Bonnie Rochman deftly explores these hot-button questions, guiding us through the new frontier of gene technology and how it is transforming medicine, bioethics, health care, and the factors that shape a family. Rochman tells the stories of scientists working to unlock the secrets of the human genome; genetic counselors and spiritual advisers guiding mothers and fathers through life-changing choices; and, of course, parents (including Rochman herself) grappling with revelations that are sometimes joyous, sometimes heartbreaking, but always profound. She navigates the dizzying and constantly expanding array of prenatal and postnatal tests, from carrier screening to genome sequencing, while considering how access to more tests is altering perceptions of disability and changing the conversation about what sort of life is worth living and who draws the line. Along the way, she highlights the most urgent ethical quandary: Is this technology a triumph of modern medicine or a Pandora's box of possibilities?Propelled by human narratives and meticulously reported, The Gene Machine is both a scientific road map and a meditation on our power to shape the future. It is a book that gets to the very core of what it means to be human.

Russ Towne's stories about parenting are often humorous, sometimes hilarious, and always heartwarming. He shares his adventures from when his children were little through preteen and teen years, into their early adulthood. Along the way, the author shares many insights as to what worked and what didn't as a parent.Though versions of many of these stories are featured in the author's earlier works, this is the first time they've been compiled for a book focused on parenting. 78 pages. Includes new material.

"e;Single Mothers and Living For Christ 2, is meant to encourage other single mothers. It's a continuation of "e;Single Mothers and Living Christ,"e; and has become a series! Treasa Brown shares her delicate story of what she faced on her journey as a single mother. She allowed the Lord to give her inspiration, to encourage others that may have experienced similar situations. We all have faced something during our process, but Jesus brought us out alright! For the single mothers that may not know that Jesus is able to take them through trying times, her prayer is that they will listen to her story and be encouraged to walk with Him all the way!

"e;Darling, I have been promoted and they've asked us to move abroad!"e;That's what I dreamed of: adventure, change, freedom... but now? Really? Right now? I'm not ready, I'm not organized, the kids, me, us, and everything that goes with it... How do I know if this is the right decision?If these questions resonate, this book is for you. While Florence's experience is as unique as yours is or will be, our questions and fears are often the same. Florence's personal reflections will guide you and open you to new and different ways of thinking and acting for your life abroad.

Trauma and abuse can entomb your persona, kill your dreams, and silence your voice. What if you found out you werent the only one who has survived traumatic circumstances? How would you feel discovering keys to successfully fight your way through the aftermath of abuse?In Fiercely Speaking, the voices of fourteen authors escort you through a journey of deep wounds and betrayals that yield to healing, hope, and a reclamation of their voices to speak their truths. As you read each chapter, you will have an intimate view into dark family secrets, dysfunctional beginnings, and reckless decision-making and the disastrous consequences. The authors will guide you through the turning points in their stories where critical decisions had to be made on how to piece together the fragments of their lives, along with step-by-step points of how they were able to resurrect hope in themselves and establish a laser focus on their lifes purpose.Now is the time to confront the ghosts of your past, establish a blueprint for your better life, and capture your voice with ferocity. Its time for you to announce to the world that you are now Fiercely Speaking!

This book is a collection of thoughts, insights, and experiences. It comprises 51 quotes that relate to self and family, relationships, emotions, and life. It also reminds us of what matters to us or what makes our lives more meaningful. All of us have gone through different phases of life. People have predicaments that sometimes are relatable to anyone. There are lessons in each situation that we want to reflect on. When we get to share them with others, we may inspire them.

The Miracle of Belief Occurs Before The Miracle of Transformation"e;I wrote this book with all the mothers and fathers who are sometimes at a lost as to how to best guide their children through the difficult experiences of childhood and young adulthood in mind. Parenting is one of those assignments that is worth doing poorly at first, until you get better at the awesome privilege it is to nurture the souls, Jesus said, "e;Suffer little children, and forbid them not to come unto me: for such is the kingdom of heaven."e; Matthew 19:14 (KJV). Parenting is the one job we do not want to get wrong, yet the reality is that we usually are not aware of our mistakes with our children until after we have made them. God knows I am probably the last person who should be offering anyone advice on parenting , because of all the mistakes I made as a father. I nevertheless persist in this endeavour because of what the former Prime Minister of Great Britain said about the benefits of mistakes -- "e;No man ever became great or good except through many and great mistakes."e; Only what we put into raising our children can we expect to see them manifest. It is my hope that this small book, which features just a few of the lessons I have learned from the mistakes I have made and continue to make as a father, will help other parents become better at the job of nurturing the next generation of leaders and achievers

Faced with impossible childcare fees, a mother is forced to leave the job she loves to become a stay-at-home mom to a three-year-old son and one-year-old babies. Feeling much like a missionary, leaving all she knows behind to embark on a journey to a foreign land, she documents periodic frustrations in an attempt to find humor in the situations she finds herself in. Referring to her children as natives or savages and her husband as the adult local, she recounts her travels in this unfamiliar and baffling territory.

Mission: God has placed it on my heart to write this book to be an encouragement to those living in single-parent households. Hebrews 10:23 (NLT) says, "e;Let us hold tightly without wavering to the hope we affirm, for God can be trusted to keep his promise."e; Being a single parent or the child of a single parent can be incredibly difficult; however, He can be trusted to walk by your side and to guide you as you put your trust in Him.

Brandyn and his parents go on a little trip. He gets to go visit museum. It's not so boring. There is a black safe there. It used to belong to his mom's family a long time ago. Brandyn then goes on his first train ride. He sees his grandparents, goes over a covered bridge, and sees a deer and a stagecoach. He falls asleep on the train. The train gets robbed and robbers taking money out of a safe. Read on to find out what happens.

This book is an uplifting, encouraging narrative that helps the reader find ways to enjoy parenting. "e;Mindful Mom"e; shares ways to feel 'good enough' in spite of being imperfect. It offers sweet stories, inspiring poems, and advice full of wisdom for the journey of motherhood. It is a great resource for every mom (and dad) who wants to feel more peaceful and fulfilled as a parent. This book explores holistic ideas along with deep research into the psychology of parenting. Derived from personal experience being the mother of 3 boys, you will find sweet anecdotes and heart-warming stories. Every short story, poem, and piece of advice provides ideas promoting happier, more joyful, and mindful parenting. It is meant to be empowering for every mom (and modern dad).

Rebel is a strong, determined, and freewheeling redhead who lives for speed and loves to go fast in her wheelchair throughout the hallways of her school. However, her lightning-fast speed gets her into trouble, and she is sent to the principal's office. Expecting detention for going too fast, Rebel is shocked to learn that the principal instead suggests that she enter the competitive and fast-paced world of Roller Derby. Will Rebel be rolling with the punches, or will she experience defeat?

I Suck at Pronouns is an account of the journey of a mother of an adolescent tomboy, who threw a monkey wrench in every parenting book. An adorable little girl who grew into a handsome transgender boy on the cusp of physical transition, her son had raised the bar.The ups and downs, the trials and errors that every mom's faces are amplified when the moments that are considered normal are anything but ordinary. No one ever said parenting was easy, well, maybe they did, but that author did not have a transgender son. Life in a small town is usually no more complicated today than it was thirty years ago-different, yes, but not really problematic as long as you know where to change. But this is no typical life.The bullying, the questioning, the depression, and anxiety are part of everyday life for a kid growing up in the wrong body. But one thing is for certain. If you have the support and love of your family and friends, you can overcome any obstacle thrown in your way!Dropped into the realm of a transgender lifestyle, a mother navigates her way around friendships, family, therapists, and pronouns. Maneuvering through a world she originally knew nothing about while supporting her child every step of the way, the author displays her worry as to the best way to approach this new terrain. Did she know what she was doing? Probably not. Did she screw up? Maybe. Did she do her best? I'd say so. Does she love her child unconditionally? Absolutely!Possibly call this a self-help book in the hopes that it may help the average Joe/Josephine who just wants to know where to begin or would like to be more educated on the subject or at least know that they're not alone.

About 1200 B.C., a gentle warrior's soul was born. Follow Mayadan (my-a-dan) from boyhood to beyond the grave. He, his sister, mother and father are a family full of love and beauty. Their lives were changed when tragedy, death and a quest for survival became reality. He moves from boy, to leader, to father, to peace keeper, as he traverses through jungles, barren land and rivers to another land where he finds his love and a new home.

Sacred Summer is an account of Seelenfreund's use of simple resilience tools during the challenging summer of 2020. COVID-19 was raging, children were home, business was slow, and anxiety was high. The author, like many others, struggled. Through humorous and heartfelt personal anecdotes, she documents how she worked to increase her resilience to make managing life a little easier. She did not endure tragedy - just inconvenience, stress, annoyance, and worry. Resilience is not restricted to catastrophe though, and everyone can benefit from enhancing their ability to rebound from difficult situations. Seelenfreund demonstrates that small changes in perspective, behavior, and action can make a deep impact on one's life. She shares tools and worksheets, as well as specific examples and resources, that make the book suitable for everyone wanting to build resilience in their own life.

We knew we were in trouble when we started getting calls from the neighbors saying Carson was at the top of the tallest tree on the street. He was 7 or 8 years old. At 10 he made a zipline out of the dog's tie out and leash then attempted to zip from the tree to the top of the playhouse, nearly hanging himself. He came out of the womb a natural athlete and risk taker. We were amazed by his ingenuity.Freshman year of high school he started experimenting with drugs like most teens do, however our boy had unlocked the door to addiction. As his drugs became harder he spiraled out of control with periods of abstinence followed by a few weeks of being on a "e;bender"e; until a crisis would end that cycle. Each time, we would think this is his "e;rock bottom"e;, then it wasn't. We struggled with "e;Is this just the throws of adolescence or does he have a problem."e; By his Senior year he overdosed.Then starts the scramble to find some sort of rehabilitation that is longer, different and out of our area. How can we afford it? Insurance? Savings? Mortgage the house? What does recovery look like for a now 18 year old that can just walk away from wherever we send him?......Always Chasing Carson......

Let's Fly Sky High is a show about how Latoya Fairchild shares the thrilling adventures of her life while growing up in her family. Make yourself comfy as you join Latoya on her journey from her house to your house where she is going to stay and play.

panties UP, dress DOWN is a collection of stories that convey how a mother converted her daughters awkward and painful childhood experiences into teachable moments - and used them as opportunities to provide her with a lifetime of advice and guidance. Told from the daughters perspective, panties UP dress DOWN is a verbal life instruction manual sprinkled with childhood angst, drama, and love.This edition differs from the stage/script version in that it includes snippets of wisdom from two additional family members - a grandmother and an aunt. From church services and mean girls to puberty, dating and beyond, these humorous and occasionally heartrending stories reveal the sometimes complicated and dynamic bonds of mother/daughter relationships, and how they shape future generations.