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Justice of the Peace
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Sleep Right, Sleep Tight
Fully revised and updated, this classic bestseller holds the key to happiness for sleep-deprived parents. SLEEP RIGHT, SLEEP TIGHT is a hands-on, tried-and-tested guide to solving sleep problems in infants and young children. With all-new chapters in this edition include on parenting and you, the unique needs of very young babies, and dealing with twins, it also covers- * Sleep solutions for your child from birth to three years * How to establish a pattern to suit your child's particular needs * Techniques for soothing and relaxing * Controlled comforting methods for older babies and toddlers * Advice on trouble-shooting sleep disruption * Self-help strategies for tired parents * Progress charts to track sleeping and feeding patterns * Step-by-step advice to guide you through sleeping problems Packed with authoritative information, interactive methods and reassuring advice from health care professionals who help hundreds of families every year, SLEEP RIGHT, SLEEP TIGHT is a must-have for every parent.
Planning with Kids
The ultimate guide for parents who dream of having a little less chaos and a lot more time for the good things in life Written by mother of five, Nicole Avery, this book shows harried parents how, with just a bit of planning, family life can become easier to manage, less stressful, and decidedly more fun. "Dream on," you say? "I might as well try to herd cats as to get my kids to follow a lot of arbitrary rules!" And Nicole would agree, which is why Planning with Kids isn't like any other parenting guide out there. It was inspired by Nicole's blog of the same name, which, over the past three years, has garnered a huge audience of likeminded parents who have achieved nothing short of miraculo...
Organise Your Family
Family life can be chaotic— whether you have one child or five. Organise Your Family will show you how to introduce routine, plan your meals and get the family finances in order. Learn how to organise your family chaos and have time left over to actually enjoy being a parent. Nicole Avery is the master organiser behind popular blog ‘Planning with Kids’, where she shares tips and tricks to organising the chaos of family life.
Survive and Enjoy Your Baby
How your family can survive and thrive with a new baby! International author, midwife, maternal & child health nurse and mother of four, Belinda Joyce shares her wisdom and experience both professional and personal to help make your transition to parenting a success. Becoming a parent has many challenges but this book will help you to find the joy and confidence in parenting your own way. You'll learn: - How to get more sleep for you and your baby - The questions and answers you wanted to know but were too afraid to ask - Proven ways to stimulate your baby's development to ensure they reach their full potential - An expert's stress-free plan to improve feeding challenges - Tips for choosing the essential items for you and your baby - Simple steps to calm the chaos and enjoy parenting more - Exactly what to do when your baby won't stop crying Practical steps for you to learn powerful parenting secrets! Proudly supporting Red Nose through the donation of 10% of profits from book sales
Taken
Matthew is like most thirteen-year-old boys who likes video games and doing homework at the last minute. He also faces lectures from his parents telling him to apply himself more in school. Every nine weeks he vows to do his homework and turn it in on time. But yet Matthew is doing an extra credit assignment for English class. A book report on The Book. A book that he finds boring but it’s too late to find another book. The night before his report is due, Matthew drifts off to sleep. When he awakens his world is turned upside down. He’s kidnapped by two men, Tweddle Dumb and Muscle. From the kidnappers he learns the truth about his father ‘s embezzlement and how he must testify in order to avoid prison. Taking Matthew was just a precaution to make sure the father recants his story and return the money he stole. Matthew has watched to many movies to know the kidnappers aren’t just going to let him go. Can he get out of this mess and save himself? Will the FBI show up in time? And what other secrets is his family keeping?
