Showroom Sample Parenting & Childcare Bargain Book Box SP2348

Showroom Sample Parenting & Childcare Bargain Book Box

This collection of eighteen parenting and childcare books offers expert advice on every stage of early parenthood, from fertility and pregnancy to raising teenagers. The set features multiple titles from the renowned "Gentle Parenting" expert Sarah Ockwell-Smith, alongside essential guides from Professor Robert Winston and the bestselling How to Talk series. Whether dealing with potty training, sleep regression, or sibling rivalry, this library provides practical support and evidence-based strategies for modern families. Please note that while these books are new and unread, they are showroom samples and will have stickers on the covers.

1. Milk by Joanna Wolfarth Joanna Wolfarth explores the complex and deeply personal history of breastfeeding, blending memoir with art history and cultural analysis. She examines how the act of feeding has been depicted and understood throughout the centuries, from ancient goddesses to modern public policy. This intimate study offers a nuanced perspective on the physical and emotional bond between mother and child.

2. Calmer, Easier, Happier Parenting by Noel Janis-Norton Noel Janis-Norton presents a proven method for transforming family life by improving cooperation and reducing conflict. The book outlines practical strategies such as "Descriptive Praise" and "Reflective Listening" to help parents manage behavior effectively. It is a comprehensive guide to creating a more peaceful and respectful home environment.

3. Calmer, Easier, Happier Boys by Noel Janis-Norton Focusing specifically on the unique developmental needs of boys, this guide applies Janis-Norton’s techniques to issues like aggression, screen time, and schoolwork. It addresses the biological and social factors that influence male behavior, offering tailored advice to help boys thrive. The book aims to help parents channel their sons' energy in positive and productive ways.

4. The Gentle Potty Training Book by Sarah Ockwell-Smith Sarah Ockwell-Smith advocates for a relaxed and child-led approach to potty training that avoids pressure and punishment. She explains the physiological readiness required for success and offers troubleshooting tips for common setbacks. This guide encourages parents to trust their child's timeline, reducing the stress often associated with this milestone.

5. Part-Time Working Mummy by Rachaele Hambleton Blogger Rachaele Hambleton shares the chaotic and heartwarming reality of her life as a stepmother and mother in a blended family. With honesty and humor, she discusses the challenges of domestic abuse, mental health, and raising a large brood. It is a candid memoir that celebrates the messiness of modern family life.

6. How to Be a Dad by Dr. Oscar Duke Doctor and father Oscar Duke provides a medical and practical guide for expectant fathers, covering pregnancy, birth, and the first months of fatherhood. He explains the biological changes men undergo and offers advice on how to support a partner and bond with a baby. This book is designed to prepare dads for the physical and emotional journey of parenting.

7. What to Expect the First Year by Heidi Murkoff This updated edition of the classic parenting manual covers every aspect of a baby’s first twelve months. From nutritional needs and developmental milestones to common illnesses and first aid, it serves as a comprehensive reference. The question-and-answer format addresses the most frequent concerns of new parents with reassuring advice.

8. The Essential Baby Care Guide by Professor Robert Winston Professor Robert Winston offers an authoritative overview of caring for a newborn, combining medical expertise with practical tips. The guide covers basics such as feeding, sleeping, and bathing, as well as understanding a baby's health needs. It is a clear and concise resource for parents seeking reliable information from a trusted source.

9. The Essential Fertility Guide by Professor Robert Winston For couples planning to conceive, this book explains the science of fertility and the factors that affect it. Professor Winston discusses lifestyle changes, common fertility problems, and the latest medical treatments available. It provides a straightforward and empathetic roadmap for navigating the journey to parenthood.

10. The Essential Pregnancy & Birth Guide by Professor Robert Winston This guide takes expectant parents through each stage of pregnancy, explaining fetal development and the changes in the mother's body. It offers advice on prenatal care, labor options, and preparing for delivery. Professor Winston’s evidence-based approach helps parents make informed decisions about their pregnancy and birth plan.

11. How to Talk So Kids Will Listen & Listen So Kids Will Talk: Siblings Without Rivalry by Adele Faber & Elaine Mazlish The authors of the acclaimed How to Talk series address the specific challenge of sibling conflict. They provide tools to help children express their feelings, resolve disputes, and build a lifelong bond. The book offers practical scenarios and cartoons to demonstrate how to foster cooperation and reduce jealousy between brothers and sisters.

12. How to Talk So Teens Will Listen & Listen So Teens Will Talk by Adele Faber & Elaine Mazlish Adapting their communication strategies for adolescence, Faber and Mazlish offer advice on navigating the turbulent teen years. The book focuses on maintaining a connection while respecting a teenager's growing need for independence. It covers tough topics like peer pressure, drugs, and sexuality, emphasizing mutual respect and problem-solving.

13. The Second Baby Book by Sarah Ockwell-Smith Sarah Ockwell-Smith guides parents through the unique challenges of expanding a family, from pregnancy with a toddler to managing sibling dynamics. She addresses the guilt often felt by parents and offers strategies for juggling the needs of two children. This book provides reassurance and practical tips for the transition from one child to two.

14. The Gentle Discipline Book by Sarah Ockwell-Smith Moving away from traditional punishment, this book explores the reasons behind childhood behavior and offers effective, non-punitive discipline strategies. Ockwell-Smith explains how to set boundaries and teach emotional regulation while maintaining a strong connection. It covers common issues like tantrums, lying, and defiance across different age groups.

15. The Starting School Book by Sarah Ockwell-Smith Preparing a child for school involves more than just buying a uniform; this guide focuses on the emotional and practical preparation required. It covers topics such as separation anxiety, making friends, and handling the change in routine. The book offers advice for parents to support their children through this significant life transition.

16. One Born Every Minute: Your Pregnancy Week by Week by Midwife Vickie Hugo Based on the hit TV show, this book follows the timeline of pregnancy, offering weekly updates on baby development and maternal health. Midwife Vickie Hugo provides expert insights and real-life stories to guide women through the experience. It is a supportive companion that answers common questions about what to expect during each stage.

17. The Gentle Parenting Book by Sarah Ockwell-Smith This comprehensive overview of the "Gentle Parenting" philosophy covers the core principles of empathy, understanding, and respect. It addresses key areas such as sleep, feeding, and behavior from birth to age seven. The book serves as a manifesto for parents who want to raise confident and happy children through connection rather than control.

18. The Gentle Sleep Book by Sarah Ockwell-Smith Rejecting "cry-it-out" methods, Sarah Ockwell-Smith offers a gentle, evidence-based approach to improving sleep for babies and children up to age five. She explains the science of sleep cycles and provides realistic expectations for tired parents. The guide offers strategies to encourage better sleep while responding to a child's emotional needs.