I M A Mom

Help! I'm a Mom To Be! is a one-of-a-kind manuscript created to identify, tackle, and address present day pregnancy issues within the Christian world. Broken down into nine chapters to travel alongside the expecting mom, it offers each mother the opportunity for her own self-reflection, scriptures to study, prayers to ponder, and true stories to read that will help guide her nine months of preparation for parenthood. A tenth chapter was created after author, Rebecca Dawson, and her husband experienced a miscarriage and felt that God would also use those broken pieces. Help! I'm a Mom To Be! combines the research material used in Dawson's therapeutic groups, seminars, and classes, the heart-felt struggles she faced during her four pregnancy journeys, and the true stories of women all across the country who exemplify the highs and lows of pregnancies. Help! I'm a Mom To Be! is designed to help women focus on the changes around them, placing special emphasis on the spiritual and personal changes within. While discretely remaining true to the focus of avoiding postpartum depression through addressing fears, unrealistic expectations, and relationship changes. This book also exposes taboos associated with postpartum depression in the Christian realm, and the appearance that Christian women have it all together.

A fully illustrated month-by-month guide to the development and care of your baby from birth to 24 months, this innovative book walks moms through the early years of development when babies have changing needs that parents need to respond to quickly. Su Laurent, MD, is a pediatrician at Barnet Hospital, London, where she supervises the medical care of children of all ages, from extremely premature babies toteenagers. She is married to Peter Reader, MD, who has contributed to the book.They have three children. US Consultant Kate Cronan, MD, is an Associate Professor of Pediatrics at Jefferson Medical College and Chief of Emergency Medicine in the Department of Pediatrics at the Alfred I. duPont Hospital for Children, Delaware. She also has threechildren. Includes the latest research on how babies learn and develop. Engaging month-by-month structure tells you what to expect, what to do, and when. Provides advice on day-to-day care, development, and common concerns.

Most motherhood books tell you how to be the perfect mom and how to raise the perfect kid. This is not one of those books. This is a collection of light-hearted, true stories about the bizarre experience of pregnancy, attempting to avoid public tantrums, making it through the terrible twos (and ones, threes and fours) and trying not to punch the husband while he is trying to be “helpful”. Jasmine Han & Shelly Holly, both moms with three young kids between them, regale us with their humorous collective experiences about surviving, and not perfecting, motherhood.

With this manual, you will be able to find out if your child will be a bad person, a sociopath or a psychopath.

Im a New Mom is a funny take on being a first-time parent, with all the trials and tribulations that go along with it.

An interior designer and lifestyle coach helps modern moms design lives they love with less stress, less guilt, and more time to pursue their dreams. Balancing the demands of modern motherhood is a tough job. Between kids, work obligations, social commitments, and household duties, trying to fit in a little me time (let alone a date night) can seem practically impossible. For many moms, doing well at work makes them feel like they’re failing at home, and when they focus on their family, they feel like they’re falling behind at work. It’s a vicious cycle that all too often lead to burnout—but there really is another way. The Possibility Mom provides practical solutions for keeping the balance of a modern mother’s life with less stress, less guilt, and more satisfaction. Here, you’ll learn smart ways to trim your to-do list, clarify your priorities, get more done in less time, and live the life you love―one that you design.

Leya came home in Kindergarten and decided she too was a vegetarian. As a food scientist and nutritionist, I knew the most important thing was to make sure she got the proper nutrients in her diet. Many of the girls at her school have decided to be vegetarians, but sometimes that turns out to be a diet too high in carbohydrates (also known as pizzaterians or donutarians) and lacking in iron, essential amino acids, and other nutrients. Some of the moms had no idea how to make sure their children had a proper, healthy diet, or even how to cook for their children to keep it interesting! Leya and I decided maybe we could share some of our favorite recipes with our friends. That grew into the idea of a cookbook! I'm incredibly proud of her for her hard work and dedication! We hope you enjoy some of our personal family favorites! Denise Glazer, Mom