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The Your Newborn: Everything You Want to Know about Your Brand New Baby by Cara Familian Natterson, ISBN 0316739138A guide to dealing with a newborn baby covers everything from post-delivery hospital procedures to emergency care, and discusses normal and abnormal development, signs and symptoms of problems, and essential preventive care. |
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For Men Only: How to Love a Woman Without Losing Your Mind by Joseph Angelo, ISBN 1885408099For Men Only: How to Love a Woman Without Losing Your Mind |
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David Decides About ThumbsuckingDavid Decides About Thumbsucking |
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Babytalk: Strengthen Your Child's Ability to Listen, Understand, and Communicate by Sally Ward, ISBN 0345437071Shows parents how to enhance their child's communication, listening, and attention skills, offering tips on toys and books by age and development level, creating the best setting for learning, and when and how much to talk to one's child. |
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Living With ChildrenLiving With Children |
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Helping Children Cope with Divorce by Edward Teyber, ISBN 078795554XHelping Children Cope With Divorce |
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Hurt: Inside the World of Today's TeenagersHurt: Inside the World of Today's Teenagers |
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Dark Blue: Color Me LonelyTwo sophomore girls, best friends since kindergarten, grow apart when one wants new friends and decides the other is a popularity liability. |
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The Angry Child: Regaining Control When Your Child is Out of Control by Dr Timothy Murphy, ISBN 060980751XA clinical psychologist explains how parents can recognize excessive anger, unhappiness, and potential violence in their children and offers helpful advice on how to change their own and their child's behavior in order to defuse such situations. Reprint. 15,000 first printing. |
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6 Steps to an Emotionally Intelligent Teenager: Teaching Social Skills to Your Teen by James Windell, ISBN 0471297674Offers practical ideas and exercises that show parents how to raise a well-adjusted teenager, and focuses on discipline, goal setting, and communication |
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