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For any parent worried about self-esteem, this is a full-service guide on what to watch for and what can be done to bring up a confident child

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Dr. Melillo designed a home-based program for resolving children's behavioral problems without medication or strife. The approach helps parents differentiate neurological problems, interpret a child's behavior and response to the program, and modify family relations.

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Mary Pipher believes adolescence is an especially precarious time for girls, a time when the fearless, outgoing child is replaced by an unhappy and insecure teenager.

Her view is that for the most part it is our look-obsessed, media-saturated, 'girl-poisoning' culture - and not parents - which is to blame.

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A wise and reassuring guide to fostering integrity in young children, making them people whom we admire as well as people who are proud of themselves.

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Having successfully helped parents to calm and connect with their baby in Secrets of the Baby Whisperer, Tracy Hogg now provides the bible for parents who've made it through the first year with baby and are now faced with a delightful, yet demanding toddler.

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MacKenzie is back with even more time-proven methods for dealing with misbehavior and creating positive, respectful, and rewarding relationships with children prone to acting out and disobedience. Offers the most up-to-date alternatives to punishment and permissiveness.

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n Sons to Men, Anne Harvey offers a practical guide for mothers as their sons enter adolescence. Using real-life examples, she demonstrates how these situations can affect any boy and mother, suggesting practical ways of dealing with them.

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This work offers practical advice on a range of contemporary issues. It answers such questions about young people such as; Why do some suffer depression following parental separation and not others; Why do some develop eating orders; Why do some see suicide as a solution to pressure

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Leading child nutritionist Judy More will take the fear and pressure out of going on to solids, with tried and trusted wisdom and great meal plans guaranteed to make weaning fun.

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Tackle Your Toddler's Behaviour will give you sensible, non-judgemental and, most of all, reassuring advice on every aspect of your child's behaviour and for every fraught situation

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This work illuminates the emotional and psychological issues in raising young children.

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Successful parenting is our goal in life. Let go of all struggles and gain the strength needed to guide you through this journey.

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A respected front-line campaigner answers the real and most commonly asked questions about alcohol and drugs, and shows how parents can get these important conversations started with their kids.

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A poignant, practical, light-hearted and celebratory look at raising boys with a strong and controversial message, asking that parents and the education system take responsibility for the 'feminisation' of boys, in much the same way as attention was paid to the 'masculinisation' of girls.

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Written by Charlotte Muquit, a mum whose own son has severe food allergies, and Dr Adam Fox, one of the country's top allergy specialists, this book explains everything you need to know about allergies, from navigating the diagnosis process to the practical steps you can take to manage allergies in the longterm.

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How to nurture your child's unique self from the international bestselling author of The Artist's Way.

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Written in a reassuring, clear style, this book covers the most common ailments that carers and new parents need to be informed about to keep kids healthy. Also offers common sense advice on topics such as travelling with children, asthma, allergies, bites and stings.

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If you or anyone you know has a child with autism, you won't want to miss reading The Boy Who Loved Windows.--Newsday

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A clarion call for rescuing creative play from the grips of commericialism by the bestselling author of Consuming Kids.