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Darrell Sifford, an only child himself, has drawn from countless case studies and interviewed a wide range of psychologists to come up with a unique picture of the only child. This is the first warm, personal, and enormously helpful exploration of what it really means to grow up without siblings.

50 Simple Things You Can Do to Raise a Child Who Loves Math (50 Simple Things Series)

A psychologist who has been developing EQ theories for 20 years presents a practical guide for parents who want to make sure their children have the emotional skills they need to succeed in life. Parents will learn dos and don'ts and dozens of fun games and activities to increase their child's social and emotional intelligence. 15 cartoons.Studies show that emotional intelligence -- the social and emotional skills that make up what we call character -- is more important to your child's success than the cognitive intelligence measured by IQ. And unlike IQ, emotional intelligence can be developed in kids at all stages.pFilled with games, checklists and practical parenting techniques, How to Raise a Child with a High EQ will help your child to cope with -- and overcome -- the emotional stress of modern times and the normal problems of growing up.

Overworked, overextended, and guilty over the lack of time they spend with their children, parents today have a greater potential to fall into the wimpy parenting pattern. Parenting is the toughest job there is. Whether the children are toddlers or teenagers, parents have to get it right. Packed with advice that often produces instant results, Kenneth N. Condrell describes step-by-step techniques to help get through the toughest child-rearing challenges and explains just how to become a truly good parent with kids who will listen and behave. Wimpy Parents will detail:br-- How to teach a child manners -- and make them stickbr-- How to put an end to talking backbr-- What to do when a toddler throws a tantrumbr-- Ways to stop bedtime problemsbr-- Why teenagers need to reject parents, and how to let them do it (without being a wimp)br-- And seven ways to raise a moral child.pChild psychologist Dr. Ken Condrell and Linda Lee Small offer comprehensive and sound advice on putting the parent back in control of their children with understanding, compassion, and humor.

For the first time, a mother speaks out about the day-to-day realities of life with a child with ADD. This honest, moving, heartwrenching and joyful account of Willie's first five years details a dizzying parade of doctors, schools, treatments, and therapies, and the inevitable emotional seesaw that ensued.

Nancy Schulman has been the director of the 92nd Street Y Nursery School since 1990. She is also on the board of the Independent School Admissions Association of Greater New York, the Syracuse University School of Education Advisory Board, and the NYU Child Study Center Educational Advisory Board.brbrEllen Birnbaum has been at the 92nd Street Y Nursery School since 1981, first as a teacher, for ten years as camp director, and as the associate director since 1997.bChapter One: Choosing an Early Childhood Program/bbrbrFrom the moment your child began to walk or even before that time, you

Crafted like a fine book the Newbury Photo Album has an elegant die-cut window innovative binding and archival paper to safeguard your memories for generations. The perfect choice for commemorating an event such as baby shower wedding or vacation.

This great shower gift is an adorable keepsake for both parents and child. The design is available in pink and blue with a small square clay piece with two baby footprints. Archival and photo safe acid free. Slip In Pocket.

The perfect gift for welcoming the new bundle of joy. This book-shaped box opens to reveal a personal page for capturing all of Baby s milestones. The box contains 25 Oatmeal Raisin Mini B Cookies six Brownie Bars and 25 Chocolate Chip Mini B Cookies. After the goodies have been enjoyed the book box serves as a great place to store baby photos and other remembrances.

Men are fighters. Who would protect us? Everything else has to be taken care of for them. That is what women are for. So says Milena, one of ten women one hundred years old or more who in this oral history offer a rare look inside the traditional tribal culture of Montenegro. Interviewed by Zorka Milich, herself a descendant of Montenegrins and a fluent speaker of their Serbian language, these articulate centenarians explain what life was like for the women behind Montenegro's warriors. Milich's ease with the women of the country of her parents' birth makes possible intimate and lively conversation where shyness and reserve with outsiders are the norm. They talk about their relationship with their husbands, their experience of childbirth (which women often underwent outdoors or in a barn, sometimes alone), the pain of losing a son to war and not being able to grieve openly (pride that he gave his life for Montenegro was the correct response). And they give eyewitness accounts of historic events - the Balkan Wars, World War I, and World War II - as they played themselves out in this remote and barren country the Montenegrins call Crna Gora, or Black Mountain.The spoken word is an invaluable asset which strengthens human experience of the past and adds vigor to the documentation of historical accounts. This series presents major events in American history through the rich personal testimonies of those who were there.pEach volume includes:p-- A preface illuminating historical background and research detailsp-- A collection of oral testimonies selected from a range of rare and hard-to-find sourcesp-- A concluding analytical chapterp-- Notes, bibliography and an indexp-- Illustrations

At last, everything you need to know about the latest in alternative and conventional healthcare before, during, and after pregnancy}in one comprehensive, jargon-free guide. Whether you embrace the philosophy that mind, body, and spirit work together to promote good health or you}re just looking for a way to have the healthiest, most comfortable pregnancy possible, IThe Whole Pregnancy Handbook/Ihas the information you need to make educated decisions and take charge of your prenatal care. IThe Whole Pregnancy Handbook/IfeaturesBRBR*Complementary treatments and techniques to improve your pre-conception health and fertility, such as nutritional medicine, mind-body medicine, acupuncture and herbal medicineBR*Comprehensive and compassionate information about genetic and prenatal testingBR*Techniques such as massage, accupressure, herbal medicine, and mind-body exercises to help you relax and feel more comfortable as your pregnancy progressesBR*A fully illustrated chapter on prenatal yoga with pose variations for all three trimesters. BR*How your pregnancy unfolds month by month and how you can connect with your baby while you}re expectingBR*The best practices of doulas and midwives BR*The pros and cons of giving birth in a hospital, birthing center, or at homeBR*Effective pain management for your labor}from epidurals to hypnotherapyBR*Everything you need to know about inductions, assisted deliveries, and C- sectionsBR*What happens postpartum}physically and emotionallyBR*Candid recollections and insights from other moms and patient stories from Dr. Evans}s practice, The Center for Women}s HealthBRBRIThe Whole Pregnancy Handbook/Iis an informative and reassuring guide that will empower you to combine the best of conventional and alternative medicine with confidence at every stage of pregnancy.BContents/BBRBRForeword viiBRIntroduction ixBRContributors xvBRBRPart OneBR1: Holistic Medicine 3BR2: First Ste

Now available in paperback, Positive Pushing gives parents clear and balanced instruction on how to encourage children just enough to produce a happy, successful, satisfied achiever. Taylor, an experienced achievement consultant, believes that, pushed properly, children will grow into adults ready to tackle life's many challenges. Using his three-pillared approach, Taylor focuses on self-esteem, ownership, and emotional mastery, and maintains that pushing, rather rather than being a means of control, is both a source of motivation and a catalyst for growth that can instill important values in children's lives. He teaches parents how to temper their own expectations to suit their children's emotional, intellectual, and physical development, and identifies common red flags that indicate when a child is being pushed too hard--or not enough. Whether a child's potential for achievement lies in academics, the arts, sports, or other areas, Dr. Taylor's insight and guidance will push parents, teachers, and coaches to nurture children into successful and happy adults.Taylor contrasts the old-style pushing of parents over-invested in their kid's report cards and soccer scores with the positive pushing of parents who invite children to gain joy from and mastery in their accomplishments.A positive, useful guide for helping children succeed --