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In her long-awaited follow-up to her bestselling guide to parenting girls through the teenage years, family therapist Colleen O'Grady gives you the road maps needed to support and nurture your daughter through her journey into young adulthood.

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Jamieson set out to get the right answers from relevant experts, from ship captains and rocket scientists to police chiefs and magicians. Blending a charming father-son journey with scores of surprising, sometimes hilarious questions and answer, this book offers a heartwarming exploration of childlike curiosity.

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For parents, educators, counselors, caregivers anyone looking to share mindfulness with the young people in their lives Growing Up Mindful is a step-by-step guidebook with more than 75 mindfulness exercises to learn, model, and integrate into the lives of children of all ages and interests."

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Shows parents how to foster a climate that allows introverted kids to discover their inner strengths. This book teaches an older child to create a harmonious household with siblings, and parents, of different temperaments. It also helps introverted children find success at school, sports, parties, and other group activities.

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How to Raise a Healthy Gamer offers a proven, tested plan from Dr K to help parents define, set and reinforce healthy boundaries around technology, communicate better with their children and help kids who have developed an addiction to gaming.

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The follow-up support book to Without Shame to help other mothers of addicted children move forward.

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Welcome to the world of parenting teens. This new era is about enduring intermittent bouts of contempt and not taking it personally. It's about picking the fights that are worth having because through them your kids get to know who you are as a person, what you stand for and what you won't tolerate.

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"Humorous personal essays on parenting, including alternative and holistic parenting techniques and insights, from a yoga teacher and practitioner"--

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"An important and impressive book, that will change how you experience motherhood" Dr Julie Smith

Modern motherhood is insane. Were expected to parent perfectly, bounce back, enjoy every moment, forge ahead at work and keep smiling through all the endless expectations all whilst forgetting about ourselves.

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How can we possibly equip our children with all that they need to grow up confident, resilient and brave Offers helpful approaches, explaining common fears and setbacks and how to combat them. From fear of spiders to conversation nerves, covers a whole range of issues that feed into how confident your child is in the world.

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Take Control of Dyslexia and Other Reading Difficulties is a unique guidebook written especially for kids with dyslexia and other reading difficulties to help them overcome their reading struggles and find success in school and beyond.

Grades 3-8

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A child psychologist discusses the realities of the parent-child relationship and explains how to give teens a sense of personal responsibility by parenting in a controlled yet relaxed manner.

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Bestselling authors Warren Farrell and John Gray (Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus) examine the issues plaguing young males and provide solutions for raising boys to grow up healthy and productive members of society, benefiting us all.

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In THE GOOD BEHAVIOUR BOOK, Dr. William and Martha Sears, the paediatrics specialists whose books on birth, babies, and parenting have become widely praised best-sellers, provide a definitive guide to raising happy, well-adjusted, well-behaved children.

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A how to book designed expecially for nannies, both novice and experienced, through the complicated buisness of living inn someone elses house, life and marriage while caring for their children.

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From expert sociologist and Senior Fellow at UC Berkeley, Christine Carter, author of The Sweet Spot, The New Adolescence is a small, engaging, solutions-focused book that gives time-starved parents simple strategies for raising healthy, happy teenagers--in spite of the social forces working against them.

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Leading clinical psychologist Lisa Damour identifies the seven key phases marking the journey from girlhood to womanhood, and offers practical advice for those raising teenage girls.

Argues that boys have a free-spirit nature and that efforts to alter or suppress it lead to profound unhappiness, pathology or startling compulsions. This title intends to look at another approach to societal expectations, one that values and promotes the daring creativity of boys.