This document provides a bibliography of parenting resources available at the Ipswich Public Library. It includes over 80 references organized by topic such as early childhood parenting, behavior/discipline, health, autobiographies and more. The bibliography covers a wide range of parenting issues and offers non-fiction books and resources to help parents of children of all ages.
This document provides information about activities and programs at Marlboro Christian Church in Alliance, Ohio for children and families in October and November 2009. It announces a Trunk or Treating event on October 29th from 6-8 PM and encourages parents to bring their kindergarten through 5th grade children to the weekly J.A.M. (Jesus And Me) program on Wednesdays from 6:30-8:00 PM. It also lists the church staff and contact information.
This article discusses what it means for a place to truly feel like home. It argues that to feel at home somewhere requires developing contentment, being willing to let go of worldly attachments, and trusting that God knows what is best. The article examines examples from the Bible of people like Abraham who were willing to leave what was familiar to follow God's direction. Feeling at home anywhere depends on understanding contentment, letting go of what we hold dear, and trusting in God's wisdom and promises.
The document provides revision materials for a GCSE religious education exam, including:
- Links to online revision resources on various RE topics such as science and religion, medical ethics, and peace and justice.
- Outlines of what Christians believe about the origins of the world, treatment of animals, abortion, euthanasia, and other medical issues.
- Descriptions of Christian perspectives on wealth and poverty, pacifism, just war theory, and use of violence.
- Previous exam questions on these topics, asking students to describe beliefs, explain viewpoints, and discuss whether they agree with given statements.
This article discusses mankind's tendency to choose death from the beginning of time as illustrated through biblical examples. It argues that Christians should not be "pro-choice" on abortion, as choosing death through abortion only makes society worse. The article encourages readers to choose life by following God instead of embracing changing societal views that accept death.
Simpler Living - Church Resource List and Books - Stewardship of CreationP9P
This document provides a list of over 80 book titles related to topics of simpler living, ecology, spirituality, vocation, finances, and family. The books offer guidance on living with less, environmental stewardship, finding meaning and purpose in work, socially responsible investing, and building community through multi-cultural celebrations.
This document is an excerpt from a book about passing faith from parents to children. It discusses how God designed a plan for spiritual development in children that involves building relationships, sharing scripture, and practicing faith. The excerpt provides examples of how parents can tell their own faith stories and listen to their children's stories as a way to strengthen faith development. It also describes an example of a family that strengthened their faith practices after a challenging incident with their son.
This article discusses Jesus' words about having faith that can move mountains. It argues that Jesus meant having faith that overcomes spiritual obstacles and temptations, not literally moving physical mountains.
The article examines Jesus' statement in two parts. First, it says Jesus was speaking of man's personal responsibility to choose to have faith in God through studying the Bible. Second, it says Jesus sought spiritual, not physical changes, and was referring to having faith to overcome life's temptations and mountains of sin. Faith begins in the heart and leads to righteous actions. The article concludes that every person needs faith to overcome temptation and be prepared for spiritual battles.
This document provides an overview and lesson plan for the first day of a summer 2009 Bible camp. The camp is structured like a spiritual "boot camp" where the children are soldiers in God's army. The first day's lesson focuses on the Belt of Truth from Ephesians 6:11-18. Activities include discussing what it means to know the truth, playing a game to test biblical knowledge, crafting tool belts, and praying together. The goal is for the children to understand the importance of knowing God's truth to defend against Satan's lies.
This document provides information about activities and programs at Marlboro Christian Church in Alliance, Ohio for children and families in October and November 2009. It announces a Trunk or Treating event on October 29th from 6-8 PM and encourages parents to bring their kindergarten through 5th grade children to the weekly J.A.M. (Jesus And Me) program on Wednesdays from 6:30-8:00 PM. It also lists the church staff and contact information.
This article discusses what it means for a place to truly feel like home. It argues that to feel at home somewhere requires developing contentment, being willing to let go of worldly attachments, and trusting that God knows what is best. The article examines examples from the Bible of people like Abraham who were willing to leave what was familiar to follow God's direction. Feeling at home anywhere depends on understanding contentment, letting go of what we hold dear, and trusting in God's wisdom and promises.
The document provides revision materials for a GCSE religious education exam, including:
- Links to online revision resources on various RE topics such as science and religion, medical ethics, and peace and justice.
- Outlines of what Christians believe about the origins of the world, treatment of animals, abortion, euthanasia, and other medical issues.
- Descriptions of Christian perspectives on wealth and poverty, pacifism, just war theory, and use of violence.
- Previous exam questions on these topics, asking students to describe beliefs, explain viewpoints, and discuss whether they agree with given statements.
This article discusses mankind's tendency to choose death from the beginning of time as illustrated through biblical examples. It argues that Christians should not be "pro-choice" on abortion, as choosing death through abortion only makes society worse. The article encourages readers to choose life by following God instead of embracing changing societal views that accept death.
Simpler Living - Church Resource List and Books - Stewardship of CreationP9P
This document provides a list of over 80 book titles related to topics of simpler living, ecology, spirituality, vocation, finances, and family. The books offer guidance on living with less, environmental stewardship, finding meaning and purpose in work, socially responsible investing, and building community through multi-cultural celebrations.
This document is an excerpt from a book about passing faith from parents to children. It discusses how God designed a plan for spiritual development in children that involves building relationships, sharing scripture, and practicing faith. The excerpt provides examples of how parents can tell their own faith stories and listen to their children's stories as a way to strengthen faith development. It also describes an example of a family that strengthened their faith practices after a challenging incident with their son.
This article discusses Jesus' words about having faith that can move mountains. It argues that Jesus meant having faith that overcomes spiritual obstacles and temptations, not literally moving physical mountains.
The article examines Jesus' statement in two parts. First, it says Jesus was speaking of man's personal responsibility to choose to have faith in God through studying the Bible. Second, it says Jesus sought spiritual, not physical changes, and was referring to having faith to overcome life's temptations and mountains of sin. Faith begins in the heart and leads to righteous actions. The article concludes that every person needs faith to overcome temptation and be prepared for spiritual battles.
This document provides an overview and lesson plan for the first day of a summer 2009 Bible camp. The camp is structured like a spiritual "boot camp" where the children are soldiers in God's army. The first day's lesson focuses on the Belt of Truth from Ephesians 6:11-18. Activities include discussing what it means to know the truth, playing a game to test biblical knowledge, crafting tool belts, and praying together. The goal is for the children to understand the importance of knowing God's truth to defend against Satan's lies.
This short document promotes creating presentations using Haiku Deck on SlideShare. It encourages the reader to get started making their own Haiku Deck presentation by simply clicking the "GET STARTED" prompt. In just one word, "Inspired?", it hints that using Haiku Deck could provide inspiration for new presentations.
Kasi Viswanathan is applying for a job and provides a 3 page resume. The resume summarizes his educational qualifications including a B.E. in Electrical and Electronics Engineering, work experience of over 3 years in maintenance of electrical equipment, technical skills in AutoCAD, PLC programming, and electrical systems. It also lists his projects involving installation and maintenance of various electrical equipment, and training attended.
This document provides guidance on interviewing family members to obtain information for a family history. It recommends conducting personal interviews as the best way to gather historical facts while also building relationships. The document offers tips on preparation, including making a list of individuals to interview from both sides of the family, having questions prepared, deciding on the format, and bringing items to prompt memories. It also provides suggestions for contact, conducting the respectful interview, and following up afterwards.
HeritageQuest is an online genealogy database that residents of Hamilton and Wenham, Massachusetts can access through the Hamilton-Wenham Public Library website or in the library. The presentation provides instructions on how to locate and use HeritageQuest to search census records and books, view record images, and find information on people mentioned in indexed books. It demonstrates searching for and viewing an entry for Abraham Lincoln and his family in a census record.
The document discusses a conversation between a contact center manager from the year 2020 named Zen and someone from 2014 about what contact centers will be like in the future. According to Zen, contact centers in 2020 will be much improved over 2014, focusing on customer experience metrics rather than antiquated metrics like handle time. Agents will work remotely making an average of $35 per hour and receive extensive training. Contact centers will have unified omni-channel systems to efficiently manage all customer contacts. They will be strategically important and respected parts of the organization.
La perforación con tubería de revestimiento es una tecnología emergente que permite perforar y revestir en un solo paso. Reduce el tiempo de perforación en un 30% y los costos al minimizar los viajes de tubería. Existen tres métodos: aparejo recuperable, perforación con liner y barrena perforable. La aplicación ha aumentado pero en México solo se han documentado dos casos.
This document discusses using restricted Boltzmann machines (RBM) to find structure in the Last.fm music dataset. It describes how RBM can be used to transform raw user listening data into higher-level representations or "concepts" like genres and styles. The trained RBM model learns weights representing the strength of connections between visible user listening data and hidden conceptual units. These concepts and their weights can then be used to generate artist portraits describing them in terms of conceptual features.
This document provides a bibliography of resources for parents of gifted children. It lists over 80 books related to various topics including identifying and assessing giftedness, social and emotional needs, parenting gifted kids, education strategies, and more. The books cover topics such as perfectionism, choosing colleges, summer opportunities, forming support groups, problem behaviors, independent study, gifted girls, creativity, homeschooling, and matching programs to individual children's needs. Many of the resources are written for parents, teachers, and others supporting gifted youth.
The article discusses how parents should prioritize spending quality time with their children over keeping an overbusy schedule of activities. It argues that children need parents, not playmates, and that parents should focus on disciplining and instructing their children according to God's word. The article also says that some parents try to buy their children's affection instead of spending real time with them. It concludes that parents must prepare their children for eternity rather than just appeasing them now, and that truly prioritizing children means nurturing them spiritually.
This document provides a bibliography and resource list of over 80 sources relating to child abuse, trauma, play therapy, and self-esteem. The sources include books, articles, videos, and websites on topics such as treating trauma in children, sexual abuse, EMDR therapy, child development, self-esteem, and play therapy techniques and interventions.
This document provides a summary of Mother's Day and expresses gratitude towards mothers. It discusses how mothers are often the only ones who can comfort children in the middle of the night. Mother's Day was established as a holiday in the United States to honor mothers and the positive contributions of motherhood. The Bible teaches that we should be thankful to God as the creator of life and mothers for bringing new life into the world.
This document provides information about the Deerfoot Church of Christ located in Pinson, Alabama. It includes the church address and contact information, names of elders and ministers, service times, upcoming events, weekly financial reports, prayer requests, and summaries of the sermons and lessons for the Sunday services.
This daily devotional provides reflections on biblical stories and concepts related to identity in Christ. It is intended to help readers rediscover the faith, mission, and way of life that defines Seventh-day Adventists. The introduction discusses how the devotional will explore biblical stories, church history, and the 28 Fundamental Beliefs. The first section reflects on how Adam and Eve were created in God's image to care for the world. The second section imagines what it was like for Eve to be the first woman created by God. The third section discusses Adam's decision to eat the forbidden fruit despite not being deceived like Eve.
This document presents a strategy for adopting adolescents into intentional intergenerational community within the local church context. It argues that when the church partners with families and all generations work together, the church can become a "secure base" for launching adolescents into healthy adulthood and life in God's family. The strategy was developed for and will be implemented at Cypress Bible Church in Cypress, Texas through a new model called "Faith Trails" that aims to strengthen families and foster intergenerational ministry.
This article discusses different approaches people take to determining right and wrong and argues that the only true standard is God's word. It notes that while people often want to do things their own way, the Bible says that humanity cannot direct its own steps. The only way to true life is by following God's word and having it God's way, not by our own relativistic standards or traditions. Jesus is the way and invites all to enter the narrow gate leading to life.
This article discusses the shifting religious landscape in America, with many moving away from established religions toward individualized spirituality. It notes research finding that most Americans say faith is important but are open to exploring faith outside typical church structures. The article argues this shift has been influenced by religious groups introducing their own doctrines and continually dividing, contrary to Jesus desiring unity. It calls Christians back to following the undivided Christ and using the Bible as the standard, not interpretations that change with culture.
This article discusses the concept of wisdom. It notes that wisdom involves not just knowledge or experience, but the ability to apply knowledge to different situations. True wisdom is shown through how one uses the knowledge and understanding they have gained. The article encourages readers to consider how they can help others come to a saving knowledge of God's truth, rather than looking down on those who are lost. It emphasizes spreading the gospel in a wise manner.
This sermon discusses how humanity has come to see itself as the most important part of creation according to messages spread through mass media. However, the biblical story of Job challenges this view, reminding humanity that we are but a small part of God's larger creation. The sermon then discusses how climate change poses an existential threat, disproportionately harming the world's poorest people, and calls for urgent action to curb its causes and impacts.
This short document promotes creating presentations using Haiku Deck on SlideShare. It encourages the reader to get started making their own Haiku Deck presentation by simply clicking the "GET STARTED" prompt. In just one word, "Inspired?", it hints that using Haiku Deck could provide inspiration for new presentations.
Kasi Viswanathan is applying for a job and provides a 3 page resume. The resume summarizes his educational qualifications including a B.E. in Electrical and Electronics Engineering, work experience of over 3 years in maintenance of electrical equipment, technical skills in AutoCAD, PLC programming, and electrical systems. It also lists his projects involving installation and maintenance of various electrical equipment, and training attended.
This document provides guidance on interviewing family members to obtain information for a family history. It recommends conducting personal interviews as the best way to gather historical facts while also building relationships. The document offers tips on preparation, including making a list of individuals to interview from both sides of the family, having questions prepared, deciding on the format, and bringing items to prompt memories. It also provides suggestions for contact, conducting the respectful interview, and following up afterwards.
HeritageQuest is an online genealogy database that residents of Hamilton and Wenham, Massachusetts can access through the Hamilton-Wenham Public Library website or in the library. The presentation provides instructions on how to locate and use HeritageQuest to search census records and books, view record images, and find information on people mentioned in indexed books. It demonstrates searching for and viewing an entry for Abraham Lincoln and his family in a census record.
The document discusses a conversation between a contact center manager from the year 2020 named Zen and someone from 2014 about what contact centers will be like in the future. According to Zen, contact centers in 2020 will be much improved over 2014, focusing on customer experience metrics rather than antiquated metrics like handle time. Agents will work remotely making an average of $35 per hour and receive extensive training. Contact centers will have unified omni-channel systems to efficiently manage all customer contacts. They will be strategically important and respected parts of the organization.
La perforación con tubería de revestimiento es una tecnología emergente que permite perforar y revestir en un solo paso. Reduce el tiempo de perforación en un 30% y los costos al minimizar los viajes de tubería. Existen tres métodos: aparejo recuperable, perforación con liner y barrena perforable. La aplicación ha aumentado pero en México solo se han documentado dos casos.
This document discusses using restricted Boltzmann machines (RBM) to find structure in the Last.fm music dataset. It describes how RBM can be used to transform raw user listening data into higher-level representations or "concepts" like genres and styles. The trained RBM model learns weights representing the strength of connections between visible user listening data and hidden conceptual units. These concepts and their weights can then be used to generate artist portraits describing them in terms of conceptual features.
This document provides a bibliography of resources for parents of gifted children. It lists over 80 books related to various topics including identifying and assessing giftedness, social and emotional needs, parenting gifted kids, education strategies, and more. The books cover topics such as perfectionism, choosing colleges, summer opportunities, forming support groups, problem behaviors, independent study, gifted girls, creativity, homeschooling, and matching programs to individual children's needs. Many of the resources are written for parents, teachers, and others supporting gifted youth.
The article discusses how parents should prioritize spending quality time with their children over keeping an overbusy schedule of activities. It argues that children need parents, not playmates, and that parents should focus on disciplining and instructing their children according to God's word. The article also says that some parents try to buy their children's affection instead of spending real time with them. It concludes that parents must prepare their children for eternity rather than just appeasing them now, and that truly prioritizing children means nurturing them spiritually.
This document provides a bibliography and resource list of over 80 sources relating to child abuse, trauma, play therapy, and self-esteem. The sources include books, articles, videos, and websites on topics such as treating trauma in children, sexual abuse, EMDR therapy, child development, self-esteem, and play therapy techniques and interventions.
This document provides a summary of Mother's Day and expresses gratitude towards mothers. It discusses how mothers are often the only ones who can comfort children in the middle of the night. Mother's Day was established as a holiday in the United States to honor mothers and the positive contributions of motherhood. The Bible teaches that we should be thankful to God as the creator of life and mothers for bringing new life into the world.
This document provides information about the Deerfoot Church of Christ located in Pinson, Alabama. It includes the church address and contact information, names of elders and ministers, service times, upcoming events, weekly financial reports, prayer requests, and summaries of the sermons and lessons for the Sunday services.
This daily devotional provides reflections on biblical stories and concepts related to identity in Christ. It is intended to help readers rediscover the faith, mission, and way of life that defines Seventh-day Adventists. The introduction discusses how the devotional will explore biblical stories, church history, and the 28 Fundamental Beliefs. The first section reflects on how Adam and Eve were created in God's image to care for the world. The second section imagines what it was like for Eve to be the first woman created by God. The third section discusses Adam's decision to eat the forbidden fruit despite not being deceived like Eve.
This document presents a strategy for adopting adolescents into intentional intergenerational community within the local church context. It argues that when the church partners with families and all generations work together, the church can become a "secure base" for launching adolescents into healthy adulthood and life in God's family. The strategy was developed for and will be implemented at Cypress Bible Church in Cypress, Texas through a new model called "Faith Trails" that aims to strengthen families and foster intergenerational ministry.
This article discusses different approaches people take to determining right and wrong and argues that the only true standard is God's word. It notes that while people often want to do things their own way, the Bible says that humanity cannot direct its own steps. The only way to true life is by following God's word and having it God's way, not by our own relativistic standards or traditions. Jesus is the way and invites all to enter the narrow gate leading to life.
This article discusses the shifting religious landscape in America, with many moving away from established religions toward individualized spirituality. It notes research finding that most Americans say faith is important but are open to exploring faith outside typical church structures. The article argues this shift has been influenced by religious groups introducing their own doctrines and continually dividing, contrary to Jesus desiring unity. It calls Christians back to following the undivided Christ and using the Bible as the standard, not interpretations that change with culture.
This article discusses the concept of wisdom. It notes that wisdom involves not just knowledge or experience, but the ability to apply knowledge to different situations. True wisdom is shown through how one uses the knowledge and understanding they have gained. The article encourages readers to consider how they can help others come to a saving knowledge of God's truth, rather than looking down on those who are lost. It emphasizes spreading the gospel in a wise manner.
This sermon discusses how humanity has come to see itself as the most important part of creation according to messages spread through mass media. However, the biblical story of Job challenges this view, reminding humanity that we are but a small part of God's larger creation. The sermon then discusses how climate change poses an existential threat, disproportionately harming the world's poorest people, and calls for urgent action to curb its causes and impacts.
This document provides information about the worship services and classes taking place at Deerfoot Church of Christ for the upcoming week. It includes the order of services for three Sunday services, noting the song leaders, prayer leaders, and speakers. It also lists the Sunday morning and Wednesday evening classes being offered along with their topics and teachers. Additionally, it provides upcoming event details, prayer requests, attendance and financial figures from last week, and announcements about youth activities and a member who passed away.
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The document provides an outline for a 14-part Sabbath School Bible Study Guide on the book of Job. It lists the weekly lessons from September 24 to December 30, with each lesson focusing on a different chapter or theme within the book. It also lists the editorial office location and credits the contributors and editors involved in writing the Teachers Edition components.
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The document discusses Anderson Cooper, an American journalist and news anchor. It notes that he has faced many challenges in his life, such as losing his father at a young age, but these experiences have inspired him to pursue journalism. As a gay man, he has also faced discrimination. The document discusses Cooper's career accomplishments as a journalist, including his role as the primary anchor of CNN News and as a major correspondent for 60 Minutes.
The document is a newsletter from Tates Creek Christian Church in Lexington, KY that provides information about upcoming events and ministries. It contains articles from various church ministers about topics like leading Bible studies, senior adult ministry, music ministry, and missions. The newsletter provides contact information for the church, a calendar of events, and details about worship services.
This document provides guidance for parents on addressing Halloween in a Christian way. It suggests exploring children's fears of death and the occult by turning to the Bible for answers. Parents can also teach their children about the history of Halloween and how believers are called to be saints. The document encourages dressing children in the "armor of God" for protection and using the holiday as an opportunity to discuss the differences between truth and false beliefs.
The document is a newsletter from Marlboro Christian Church announcing upcoming youth events in November 2009, including a fall festival at a water park on November 21st and a youth and family Thanksgiving feast on November 18th. It provides details on the itineraries and costs for the events and asks families to sign up to bring dishes for the feast.
The document is a newsletter from Marlboro Christian Church announcing upcoming youth events in November 2009, including a fall festival at a water park on November 21st and a youth and family Thanksgiving feast on November 18th. It provides details on the itineraries and costs for the events and asks families to sign up to bring dishes for the feast.
This document provides information and suggestions for promoting reading engagement among students. It discusses finding time for reading such as edge time, priority time, and reading on the fringes. It emphasizes making reading a priority and committing to small amounts of daily reading. Tips are provided for selecting high-interest books and genres. Suggestions are made for using data to inform book selection and promoting books through booktalks, read alouds, and displays. Overall, the document aims to encourage educators to promote daily reading and select engaging books to develop lifelong readers.
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1. PARENTING BIBLIOGRAPHY
(All available at Ipswich Public Library)
Contents
PARENTING BIBLIOGRAPHY....................................................................................................1
Contents...........................................................................................................................................1
Adoptive/Foster Families.................................................................................................................4
Autobiographies...............................................................................................................................4
Behavior/Discipline.........................................................................................................................4
Boys.................................................................................................................................................5
Early Childhood Parenting...............................................................................................................5
Education.........................................................................................................................................6
Girls..................................................................................................................................................6
Humor..............................................................................................................................................7
Poetry...............................................................................................................................................7
Religious/Spiritual Aspects of Parenting.........................................................................................7
Single Parents...................................................................................................................................7
Health...............................................................................................................................................8
Teens..............................................................................................................................................10
Ames, Louise Bates, and Haber, Carol Chase. He Hit Me First: When Brothers and Sisters Fight. New York:
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Bialik, Mayim. Beyond the Sling: A Real-Life Guide to Raising Confident, Loving Children the Attachment Parenting
Way. New York: Simon & Schuster, 2012 (649.122 Bialik)
Bromfield, Richard. Living with the Boogeyman: Helping Your Child Cope with Fear, Terrorism, and Living in a World
of Uncertainty. Roseville, Calif.: Prima Pub., 2002 (649.1 Bromfield)
Buth, Lenore. How to Talk Confidently with Your Child About Sex: For Parents. St. Louis, MO: Concordia Pub.
House, 2008 (649.65 Buth)
Buzhardt, Lynn F., and Steib, Sue D. Can We Have One?: A Parent’s Guide to Raising Kids with Cats and Dogs.
Baton Rouge, LA: Louisiana State University Press, 2008 (636.088 Buzhardt)
Coleman, Joshua. When Parents Hurt: Compassionate Strategies When You and Your Grown Child Don’t Get Along.
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Collins, Lisa Cipriano. Caring for Your Child with Severe Food Allergies: Emotional Support and Practical Advice
From a Parent Who’s Been There. New York: John Wiley, 1999 (618.929 Collins)
Condrell, Kenneth N. The Unhappy Child: What Every Parent Needs to Know. Amhearst, N.Y.: Prometheus Books,
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Courtney, Vicki. Logged On and Tuned Out: A Nontechie’s Guide to Parenting a Tech-Savvy Generation. Nashville,
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2. Dodson, Lisa. The Moral Underground: How Ordinary Americans Subvert an Unfair Economy. New York: The New
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Dreskin, William, and Dreskin, Wendy. The Day Care Decision: What’s Best for You and Your Child. New York: M.
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Druck, Ken, and Kaplowitz, Matthew. How to Talk to Your Kids about School Violence. New York: Onomatopoeia,
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Druckerman, Pamela. Bringing Up Bebe: One American Mother Discovers the Wisdom of French Parenting. New
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Faber, Adele, and Mazlish, Elaine. How to Talk so Kids Will Listen & Listen so Kids Will Talk. New York: Avon, 1980
(649.1 Faber)
Favaro, Peter J. Smart Parenting: An Easy Approach to Raising Happy, Well-Adjusted Kids. Chicago, Ill.:
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Frain, Betty. Becoming a Wise Parent for Your Grown Child: How to Give Love and Support Without Meddling.
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Gilbert, Susan. A Field Guide to Boys and Girls: Differences, Similarities: Cutting Edge Information Every Parent
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Greenspan, Stanley I. Great Kids: Helping Your Baby and Child Develop the Ten Essential Qualities for a Happy,
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Gurian, Michael and Henley, Patricia. Trueman, Terry. Boys and Girls Learn Differently: A Guide for Teachers and
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Haffner, Debra. From Diapers to Dating: A Parent’s Guide to Raising Sexually Healthy Children. New York:
Newmarket Press, 1999 (649.65 Haffner)
Harding, Edith and Riley, Philip. The Bilingual Family: A Handbook for Parents. Cambridge; Cambridge University
Press, 1999 (404.2 Harding)
Hopgood, Mei-Ling. How Eskimos Keep Their Babies Warm: And Other Adventures in Parenting(from Argentina to
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Hendrix, Harville, and Hunt, Helen. Giving the Love that Heals: A Guide for Parents. New York: Pocket Books, 1997
(306.874 Hendrix)
Klingberg, Torkel. The Learning Brain: Memory and Brain Development in Children. Oxford: Oxford University Press,
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Koh, Christine K., and Dornfest, Asha. Minimalist Parenting: Enjoy Modern Family Life More by Doing Less.
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Kohl, Herbert. Growing with Your Children. Boston: Little, Brown, 1978 (649.1 koh)
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Leach, Penelope. Children first: What Our Society Must Do—and is Not Doing—For Our Children Today. New York:
Knopf, 1994 (649.1 Leach)
Lipman, Susan Sachs. Fed up with Frenzy: Slow Parenting in a Fast-Moving World. Naperville, Ill.: Sourcebooks,
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Myles, Carey. Raising Bilingual Children: A Parent’s Guide. Los Angeles, CA: Parent’s Guide Press, 2003 (404.2
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Nakazawa, Donna Jackson. Does Anybody Else Look Live Me?: A Parent’s Guide to Raising Multiracial Children.
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Rao, Goutham. Child Obesity: A Parent’s Guide to a Fit, Trim, and Happy Child. Amherst, N.Y.: Prometheus Books,
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Richardson, Justin, and Schuster, Mark A. Everything You Never Wanted Your Kids to Know About Sex, But Were
Afraid They’d Ask: The Secret to Surviving Your Child’s Sexual Development from Birth to the Teens. New York:
Crown Publishers, 2003 (649.65 Richardson)
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Rolfe, Randy. The 7 Secrets of Successful Parents. Chicago: Contemporary Books, 1997 (649.1 Rolfe)
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Samalin, Nancy, and Whitney, Catherine. Loving Each One the Best: A Caring and Practical Approach to Raising
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Sanders, Darcie, and Bullen, Martha M. Staying Home: From Full-Time Professional to Full-Time Parent.
Wauconda, Illinois: Spencer & Waters, 1992 (306.8743 Sanders)
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4. Schipani, Denise. Mean Moms Rule: Why Doing the Hard Stuff Now Creates Good Kids Later. Naperville, IL:
Sourcebooks, 2012 (306.8743 Schipani)
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Adoptive/Foster Families
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Autobiographies
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Behavior/Discipline
Gnaulati, Enrico. Back to Normal: Why Ordinary Childhood Behavior is Mistaken for ADHD, Bipolar Disorder, and
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Samalin, Nancy, and Jablow, Martha Moraghan. Loving Your Child is Not Enough: Positive Discipline that Works.
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Boys
Gurian, Michael. The Wonder of Boys: What Parents, Mentors, and Educators Can Do to Shape Young Boys into
Exceptional Men. New York: Putnam, 1996 (649.132 GUR)
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Early Childhood Parenting
Barnes, Bridget A., and York, Steven M., and Father Flanagan’s Boy’s Home. Common Sense Parenting of Toddlers
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Birth to Three Family Center. Ipswich Family Resource Book. Ipswich, MA: Birth to Three Family Center, 2010
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Cook, Walter J., and Johnson, Robert V., and Krych, Esther H., and the Mayo Clinic. Mayo Clinic Guide to Your
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Day, Nicholas. Baby Meets World: Suck, Smile, Touch, Toddle. New York: St. Martin’s Press, 2013 (155.422 Day)
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Leach, Penelope. The Essential First Year. New York, N.Y.: DK Publishing, 2010 (649.122 Leach)
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Discipline Problems with Babies and Toddlers. Buena Park, Calif.: Morning Glory Press, 1991 (649.64 Lindsay)
Margulis, Jennifer. The Business of Baby: What Doctors Don’t Tell You, What Corporations Try to Sell You, and How
to Put Your Pregnancy, Childbirth, and Baby Before Their Bottom Line. New York: Scribner, 2013 (649.1 Margulis)
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Education
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Ruben, Marina Koestler How to Tutor Your Own Child: Boost Grades and Instill a lifelong long of learning—without
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Girls
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Colorado Springs, CO: Multnomah Books, 2010 (306.8743 Fuller)
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Humor
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Poetry
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Religious/Spiritual Aspects of Parenting
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Pantheon Books, 1993 (248.82 Fay)
James, Stephen, and Thomas, David. Wild Things: The Art of Nurturing Boys. Carol Stream Ill.: Tyndale House,
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Single Parents
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Health
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Cimera, Robert E. Learning Disabilities: What Are They?: Helping Parents and Teachers Understand the
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Teens
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