Pregnancy & Parenthood

This book: In this short play, (2 acts, 6 scenes), while presenting words and acts in a serious tragedy-comedy, Kafando seriously undertakes the task of correcting of the stubborn blemishes that exist in African societies: polygamy. In this play, the wisdom of the old man would have been right concerning the unjust brutality of polygamous husbands such as slanderous jealousy between two wives and the ongoing intolerance of the children.

Navigate through the sacred, the impossible, and the unexpected in these hard-won reflections on parenting with humility, connection, resilience and joy.

Preparing for Life is a reminder to, particularly, Muslim parents about their unique and entrusted role in preparing their children for life with universal human and Islamic values.

The Pandemic Changed ParentingSchool became a problem, masking hid emotions, friends became absent, emotions became dangerous.Life was no longer normal, and dealing with life became more challenging.A+ Parenting opens with a recently written set of guidelines helping to put the challenges of school and parenting in perspective. Then it continues with a look at the normal, yet still challenging, aspects of pwrenting.Perhaps your child is lazy. Maybe distracted, even unmotivated except for texting, skateboarding and video games.Not quite the same enthusiasm for algebra and history.A+ Parenting is a contemporary look at the special set of skills you need to give your child the best possible chance for success in school... and in life.This is not a "plug-and-play" book, but is more a success system based on the observation and involvement of an experienced educator and parent.It is best to start positive parenting when your child is very young (like one day!), but it is never too late to give your kids the skills and attitudes needed to succeed in school... and real life, too.

GOD IS AT WORK!Are you waiting for a breakthrough or a powerful move of God in any area of your life? Do you sometimes feel left out, as others seem to get with ease what you've prayed for long to have? Here is a divine message to lift your spirits and prepare you for your imminent testimony!In this inspiring narrative, the author vividly recounts her journey through the maze of fear, doubt and other emotions - while waiting for her miracle babies - to the mountaintop of faith and a firm assurance in God's unfailing love and faithfulness. In it, you will discover:· Real-life accounts of triumphantly navigating the "wilderness season". · Steps to remaining steadfast in faith as you await your blessings.· Challenges in waiting and how to overcome them.· Principles for turning your time of waiting to your time of lifting.· Strategies for conquering darts of discouragement from spiritual and societal forces.· Testimonies of God's unfailing care and faithfulness in all situations.· Scripture passages and uplifting comments from anointed ministers of God...and lots more!

Most teenagers leaving school lack financial literacy and are easy prey for financial scams, student debt, high-interest credit, bad investments and dubious money-making schemes. Smarter Richer Braver helps you understand what you can do to empower your teen to take control of their finances and make educated decisions about how to use their money. This book will help you: Understand the roadblocks and complexities of financial education for the next generation Accept responsibility for the financial empowerment of your teenagers Teach your teenagers the importance of building healthy financial habits that will benefit them for years to come Recognise the mistakes to avoid with your teens to save you from spending time, money and effort repairing the damage Learn what to look for in a professional financial education programme and ensure you and your teens get the best deal

"This story of three men's work helping traumatized kids in one of America's most underserved cities reveals how mindfulness tools can help children and communities not only survive but thrive"--

This book is a compilation of testimonials from Moms across the country. They have shared their stories of love, heartbreak, joy, loss, surprise, and everything that truly defines being a MOM. Period.

Bringing up a family in the 21st century is nothing short of heroic! Life is unpredictable, complicated, and at times, hard. But that doesn't mean we can't have a red-hot go at creating the kind of family we want and supporting our children to be their best.Author and educator Lili-Ann Kriegler views the family as a mettle foundry - a dynamic creative workshop, where parents can use all the tools at their disposal to forge a resilient, cohesive and high-functioning family.Create a family culture that empowers children to grow up with mettle and master skills to succeed in the game of lifeRoots and Wings contains powerful messages and practical advice on how to rear a family with mettle. The author uses common sense, humour, anecdotes, quotes, learned educators' studies, psychology and philosophy to illustrate the themes that the family is the foundry which helps to shape the child from birth to adulthood. Jill Elias, Parent Novelist, Booker Prize winner, and Sydney Peace Prize awardee, Arundhati Roy, suggests we take our place in the world and are not given it. Through the pages of this compelling book, Lili -Ann draws on her experiences in the broad education field, to firmly take her own place and inspire others to do so. Dr Avis Ridgway, Adjunct Professor, Melbourne University Lili-Ann Kriegler, in her career as an educator of both children and adults, has made an original and wide-reaching contribution to education in this country. Lili-Ann's personal gifts include a wonderful imagination and extraordinary creativity, combined with a strong curiosity. Jan Millikan, OAM, Leading Australian Educator

Hope for the Family' is a book that talks about issues in our society today as well as about the children, their growth and development; taking note of children with disabilities, and the challenges that parents go through in bringing up children with disabilities. It also looks at adolescence and peer pressure which is a difficult stage in parenting. The book is good for parents and people who engage in training children as it brings out challenges and possible solutions to some challenges faced in child training.

This enjoyable and entertaining book has everything with its funny, true, and little-known grandfather tales, entertaining grandfather and grandchildren stories, words of appreciation, unique grandfather stories and unusual grandfather facts, celebrities talking about their grandfathers, and much more in this amusing new book created by bestselling writers Bruce Miller and Team Golfwell!Lots of loving sayings and much more showing appreciation that granddad will enjoy for the respectful role he has with the family.This book makes an excellent and funny gift for any grandfather for his birthday, Father's Day, great Holiday gift, Grandparents Day gift, or any occasion. He'll remember this gift for the laughs it brings and as it was once said, "e;We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give."e; - Winston ChurchillHe can keep it on the bedside nightstandRead while traveling, or anytime!Share these with the whole family.A unique book for grandpa and it's something new he can share and enjoy and he'll love you for it!

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"Women are having children later in life, out of choice and also aided by improved reproductive technologies. Women are also more educated than at any other time in history, with the last generation seeing women's professional careers not as unusual, but as the norm for university educated women. This generation of tertiary educated mothers has grown up with a clear articulation of feminism, although shifts in the intra-household gendered division of labour have been more limited than hoped for. These mothers represent a generational shift in modern times and constitute a significant new demographic that cannot be ignored. For high achieving university educated women with vocational positions of authority and respect, the emotional and psychological shift entailed in dealing with the myriad demands of a child and often mundane aspects of motherhood can be overwhelming. These women are used to managing complex and highly technical issues in the workplace, yet none of these skills prepare them for motherhood which requires patience, a need to let go of control and for some a staggering conflict of personal identities and roles. Coming to terms with this new identity requires a rethinking of who they are as an individual in a society which offers few role models who have come forward being honest on the personal side of their struggle. The media does not often reflect their experience or reality as a mother, and in many cases, they have demonized them for "wanting it all" and being selfish. Society does not recognize the stresses and anxiety faced by this high achieving demographic of women. A great deal of productivity is lost from the workforce from the skills and expertise of these high women who are grappling with unfair burdens, discrimination and societal judgments, and most of all their internal identity crises. This is a major issue and needs to be considered by policy makers, academics, employers and mother's themselves who have little space to analyze their context and share their experience in a feminist economic and personal political framework. This book is a collection of auto-ethnography narratives that provide personal stories and struggles from professional, tertiary educated women who are termed "late mothers." The narratives illustrate their on-the-ground lived experiences and the impact motherhood has on them and those around them, as well as within the workplace and wider society. The mothers in this book include Indigenous women, LGBTIQA+, women with disabilities and those mothering children with disabilities, (im)migrant and expatriate women."--

How Can I Give My Child Hope?"I'm such a failure.""No one cares about me.""I haven't felt happy for a long time.""I don't want to live anymore."If you have heard your child utter these words, your fear for their well-being has skyrocketed. But what can you do to help them?Some experts say that depression and anxiety are the new normal. Suicide is the second leading cause of death in young people. As parents, we cannot accept this. Many young people feel helpless and hopeless. Our kids must be equipped with more than resilience and positivity. They need hope. Hope for a future. Along with her daughter Kendra, parent and family educator Lori Wildenberg encourages you to take the practical ways offered in Messy Hope to foster necessary hope growth in your children's hearts. This is more than a self-help book, this is your lifeline to help them overcome depression, anxiety, and suicidal ideation to experience a hope-filled life.2021 Best Book Awards Winner Religion: Christianity2021 Best Book Awards Finalist Self-Help: Relationships