Pregnancy & Parenthood

The story of the life cycle of the Apple Tree and how it relates to the human experience. A story of acceptance and belonging in life regardless of your role in nature. From 'birth' into maturity this story explains how the Apple Seed develops and is beneficial in all stages of it's existence.

Experience throughout the early years lays the foundation for both neurological and physical wellbeing.An excellent environment delivers readiness for life. Never again is there a period that is so influential on the make up of the human being.The Parenting 5 books assist parents and carers in creating the desired environment for pre-schoolers at home and in the childcare setting.1. Practical and Independent Little People2. Sensory Motor Play for Little People3. Developing language and Literacy4. Developing the Mathematical Mind5. The World AroundSensory Motor Play for Little People presents the importance of Sensory Motor Activity, how to wet up work endeavours, what to do with children to practice their skills and what to give pre-schoolers to play to further enhance individual potential. It's a simple guide to activity for the young child. It's all h ere in one place, captured in simple words and pictures.

Have you experienced father wounds from the absence or lack of attachment to a father? Are you hungry for love, belonging and healing due to the voids created by fatherlessness? Father hunger is a prominent wound that impacts thousands of children and adults every day. In fact, many of those that are fatherless succumb to harmful statistics, but in Daddy Hunger, Nell Jackson and Tish Granville offer a path to healing and will help you to:· Build curiosity and gain clarity about the hunger pangs and deficits caused by fatherlessness· Have compassion for yourself as you help heal the hurt parts within· Creatively and courageously do the inner work to heal father wounds· Connect with Abba and invite Him to nourish your deepest longings and needs Daddy Hunger is full of metaphors, anecdotes, sacred truths, processing questions, resources and exercises to help you move from empty to full, fragmented to whole, and hungry to healed.Health and Fitness - Mental Health - AnxietyParenting & Relationships - FatherhoodSocial Sciences: Psychology - Developmental PsychologyJungian PsychologyRELIGION: Family & Relationships - Parenting - Fatherhood

What holds men in unhealthy masculinity? Why is vulnerability looked down on in the 21st century?In The Whole Man, author Christopher Veal delves into these questions.Showing how men are held in unhealthy masculinity, Veal shows how to incorporate the idea of vulnerability to create a greater connection with people around us.By incorporating interviews from his podcast, The Vulnerable Man, Veal saw a need for us to evolve a more inclusive approach to how we define masculinity. Key to this vision is the destigmatization of the word "vulnerability." Embracing this vulnerability allows men to live a healthier and more complete version of what it means to be a man.In this book, you will learn about:How masculinity has influenced men to be closed off from their emotionsThe five habits of the "Whole Man"How to build and maintain rich and deep relationships with othersThe Whole Man is a book that speaks to people who want to look at masculinity in a healthier and more inclusive way, and who are ready to move beyond the confining views of outdated masculinity.

¿Ich erkläre dir mein Zuhause¿ widmet sich einem Thema, welches das unmittelbare Lebensumfeld der Kinder betrifft. Sie wohnen in einem Haus oder einer Wohnung; zusammen mit Mama und/oder Papa, mit Geschwistern und vielleicht sogar Tieren. Daraus könnten sich folgende Fragen ergeben: Wohnen denn alle Menschen gleich? Sehen alle Häuser auf der Welt genau gleich aus oder gibt es da Unterschiede? Wie entsteht eigentlich so ein Haus? Wie kommt denn das Wasser in den Wasserhahn oder der Strom in die Steckdose? Warum muss ich im Winter nicht frieren? Usw. Kindliche Fragen, die durch dieses Projekt gemeinsam mit den Kindern bearbeitet werden können. ¿Ich erkläre dir mein Zuhause¿ bietet eine Auswahl an Möglichkeiten, Sachwissen zu vermitteln, Sprache zu fördern, Sozialkompetenz zu erweitern, Denkanstöße zu geben, Feinmotorik zu trainieren, Freude an der Bewegung zu fördern, uvm. Dieses Projekt eignet sich für Kinder von 2-6 Jahren. Empfohlener Zeitraum: 4-6 Wochen.

Can your prodigal's journey become your greatest testimony? Eleanor Formaggio can without a doubt say yes! God shows up in the midst of disappointment, failure and fear. Even as He moves in the lives of our prodigals, He is changing us into who He has called us to be.Held contains spiritual insights, prayers, and a story that is both painful and hopeful at the same time. While God was looking out for Eleanor's son even when he wandered far, He was taking her on an intensely personal journey as well.In sharing her story, Eleanor encourages us that we can trust God to lift our loved ones out of the mire at just the right time, and explains why He is careful not to do it a moment too soon. In the waiting, however, we can actively partner with God. By pulling on the rope of prayer we can move mountains, activate angels, and hear Jesus whisper into our own hearts as we wait for our prodigals to return. This is a mother's story. Packed with strategies and insights, it will empower you to fight for the future of your child and partner with God for the destiny on their life-and yours!

Follow Coach Amber as she takes us through the tragedy that became a triumph. Read along and see how she overcame the self-doubt she felt while trying to conceive her daughter. Find comfort in her words of strength and hope as she tells how she overcame violent relationships to find true love. Allow her words to soothe your mind and ease your soul while making you feel less alone in your current space.This is a guide for moving from tragic and toxic pasts to happy and fulfilled futures. Using personal experience and successful methods of turning a hot mess into a delightful dinner, Coach Amber gives us a real-life look at how to.

Communication with your kids can be challenging, especially when you're a cardiac surgeon whose schedule rarely aligns with the family's. ¿John Austin left for work before the sun rose each day, so he learned to supplement his three children with inspiration and life lessons, typically attached to the refrigerator via a sticky note.Now, his lifetime's collection of quotes have been compiled into this beautiful book, one that is sure to inspire you and teach your own children valuable life lessons.

From a caretaker of newborns who’s had years of hands-on experience with celebrity clients—a practical and reassuring guide to the first three months with your new baby.Are you a new or soon-to-be new mother? Are you caught between self-doubt and conflicting parenting advice coming at you from every direction? Are you unsure who to trust—your mother, sister, friends, or “the experts”? Luiza DeSouza is here to help. Her best advice? Take your time, trust your maternal instincts, and choose a course that fits your needs—and your baby’s personality. For thirty years, Luiza has been helping new mothers navigate the skills, practices, and support it takes to start a family. For her, mothering is not about programs or techniques. Rather, it is about the connection between you and your new child. And for that reason, she believes that attitude is more important than approach. All mothers are different, but the three most important qualities remain the same for everyone: patience, openness, and attentiveness. Can being patient, open, and attentive guarantee that your baby will be a good sleeper or easy to feed? Of course not! But no matter what challenges your newborn brings, these three key qualities will help you rise to meet them. Like having your very own baby nurse right at your side, Eat, Play, Sleep is an indispensable guide to a good start and a happy, healthy first three months. —Learn the best methods for feeding your infant —Discover the secrets of “good sleepers” —Understand the importance of a predictable routine —How to use “play” to help establish a routine —Tips for introducing bathing and massage —How to deal with crying, especially if you have a “difficult-to-calm” baby And much more!

There must be in the world many parents who, like the present author, have young children whom they are anxious to educate as well as possible, but reluctant to expose to the evils of most existing educational institutions. Thus from love for our own children we are driven, step by step, into the wider sphere of politics and philosophy. Contents: Postulates of Modern Educational Theory; Aims of Education; Education of Character; Fear; Play and Fancy; Constructiveness; Selfishness and Property; Truthfulness; Punishment; Importance of Other Children; Affection and Sympathy; Sex Education; Nursery School; Intellectual Education; School Curriculum Before Fourteen; Last School Years; Day Schools and Boarding Schools; The University.