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Presents a line up of prominent Australian women share their stories of having babies after the age of 35. They talk about their personal stories raise important issues about juggling parenting and career, about the social implications for the children of older parents, and the rewards of becoming a parent after a certain age.

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This practical book addresses the issues that face parents of 16 to 20 somethings - and shows how young people and parents alike can find their feet in a changing world.

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Practical ideas and encouragement for moms who want to raise kids that honor their family values, make good decisions, pursue life creatively, and live with a deeply rooted faith.

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In the two hundred years since we discovered that microbes cause infectious diseases, we've battled to keep them under control. But a recent explosion of scientific knowledge has led to undeniable evidence that early exposure to these organisms is beneficial to our children's well-being. This book deals with this topic.

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Empowering and groundbreaking, with stories from real parents, this book is a comprehensive, one-stop resource to parenting teens in the twenty-first century.

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One of the most celebrated educators who's also a "New York Times"-bestselling author teaches parents how to create extraordinary children--in the classroom and beyond.

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How to recognize and cope with "Parent Frustration Syndrome" (PFS): negative thoughts and feelings about your children

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With practical tips and relatable stories, Brenda shares how to model God's parenting style and explains the difference between the parent's responsibilities and the child's, then helps mom and dad discover ways to develop and nurture a relationship with their child that will last a lifetime.

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Lulu and her Aunt Bee is a story about a young horse who's family is unique. With the help of her Aunt Bee, Lulu discovers that "family" can mean an assortment of things and Lulu is right where she is supposed to be in this world and is loved by so many.

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From an educational expert, a quick and practical guide to assembling more than seventy-five innovative games for young children

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A courageous and inspiring mother explains why a diagnosis of autism does not have to shatter a family's dreams of happiness in this moving narrative filled with practical advice for all families living with autism.

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Brought to the kitchen table by "Hip Mama" managing director Lavender and editor Rossini, "Mamaphonic" collects confessions and conversations about the exhilarating, entertaining, and difficult aspects of remaining creative while raising children.

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Written from the front line of fatherhood, journalist Rob Sturrock grapples with the daily challenges of raising boys who can thrive in the current era.

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A guide to the foods that can soothe and contribute to the recovery process of youngsters suffering common childhood ailments lists the nutritional and medicinal benefits of the best healing foods.

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This book tells the story of an exceptional Black woman's journey chronicled though her life experiences in travel, career, youth involvement, and faith.

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Mentoring and Rites of Passage for African American Males at the Junior and Senior Classifications of High School.

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In this book parents, through interviews, "speak" directly to other parents about their common experiences with premature infants, and it is a guide to navigating the NICU journey.