Charlie Plunkett has gathered the thoughts, advice and tips from parents, grandparents and experts presented in 100 words thsu the title: 100 Little Words on Parenthood.
Meanwhile I Keep Dancing is on the one hand a roller-coaster account of a very personal journey, writes Lesley Lodge, but it is also a well-researched kind of guidebook for parents of a deaf child or children – or for anyone interested in deafness in children. Its title is mystifying at first but proves absolutely appropriate once you are told it’s from a quote by Hillel: “I get up. I walk. Meanwhile I keep dancing.”
The second in the series, Parenting Without Tears Guide to Loving Discipline addresses problems families have and gives strategies for dealing with awkward situations. For three days only this ebook is free to dowoad from Amazon.
Do you lack confidence or self-belief? Anne Coates takes a look at What's stopping You? Being More Confident by Robert Kelsey – and recommends it with confidence!
At a time of year when many of us are thinking of ways of improving our lives, Anne Coates reviews An Inside Job by Tricia Woolfrey and Helen Craven who have devised a programme for "simple & effective self-hypnosis for transformational change".
From Dorling Kindersley, a beautiful large format book, Top 10 World is a Guide to over 3,000 sights and experiences. Perfect for planning trips and reminiscing about past holidays, writes Anne Coates.
Following the successful launch of the first book, Parenting Without Tears Guide to Living With Teenagers, the next in the series will be about discipline in the family. Do you have any points or questions you'd like covered ?
The Collected Loomus cartoons are a rare treat. Steven Appleby's Loomus cartoon appears weekly in the Guardian and is one of the newspaper's most popular features. This book is a must-have collector's item, writes Anne Coates.
Endeavour Press has just published Parenting Without Tears Guide To Living With Teenagers by Anne Coates. Free to download today and tomorrow from Amazon Kindle Store.
As one of the team who has written reviews for Parenting Without Tears, we're delighted to announce the publication of Lesley Lodge's ebook: Lights! Camera! Gallop! The story of the horse in film.
Sub-titled A Visitor's Guide to Britain's Railway Heritage, and published by AA Publishing, Railway Days Out by Julian Holland is the perfect companion for families looking for inspiration for a day out.
Subtitled "How to find fulfilment when life hurts", in this book Russ Harris writes from the heart and his own experience as he guides the reader in the mindfulness-based approach called Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) to dealing with painful situations when life hurts.
A new title from Punk Publishing, Beautiful Buggy Walks: England by Richard Happer will inspire even the most stay-at-home parent to venture out into the English countryside for a walk with your small child in a buggy. From serious walkers to laid-back strollers, Beautiful Buggy Walks is a book to keep handy.
