Pregnancy & Parenthood

Getting Pregnant FasterStep-By-Step Guide To Achieving PregnancySo you want to get pregnant, but you don't know where to start? So many terms are used regarding pregnancy which you just don't know enough about - fertility, trimesters, contractions, ovulation, pregnancy tests and more. You may begin to feel overwhelmed. Well, you don't need to feel overwhelmed anymore! This book contains all you need to know; from your menstrual cycle, to ovulation and fertility, and what steps to take if it just isn't happening.Read 'Getting Pregnant Faster' today and be one step closer to your little bundle or bundles of joy.

Being a mom is not for the faint of heart!As a new mom, Stephanie Balke struggled to know how to successfully raise her son with compassion and discipline. She searched for help, reading books and visiting mother's groups on social media. But all she found were conflicting ideas and opinions that created confusion and the stress of unrealistic expectations.Until she turned to God, and a few trusted people in her life, where she received the help she needed.Stephanie desires to help other moms find their way as they raise up their little ones in the way they should go. She wrote this journal as a simple yet powerful tool to assist them in finding wisdom and answers.This journal is formatted into thirteen chapters, each with a short encouragement at the beginning, and then a series of questions on different topics: 52 questions, one for each week in a year. (Although most people will want to go through it faster than that!)Because moms caring for little people are squeezed for free time, the journal is designed to be easy to use, in bitesize chunks, so it fits comfortably into their lives.Sowing Into Tomorrow will help you find courage and strength for your journey through motherhood.

Maggie Cavendish is a single mum to Stevie, who has never known her dad, and that's how Maggie wants it to stay.Coming from a steady, stable family home herself, Maggie's world changed irrevocably when her father died, and she discovered something about him that she has never mentioned to her mum, or her twin sister.Deemed 'the clever one' at school, expectations were set for Maggie from the outset, but what should have been a blessing often seemed exactly the opposite, particularly pitted against her popular and pretty sister Julia, and their best friend, Stacey. It's a surprise to everyone when Maggie discovers she is pregnant.After years of living with her mum and her daughter, circumstances force Maggie to make a change, starting afresh in a small town on the coast. As Stevie settles in at school, Maggie finds voluntary work at the local seniors' club, and befriends eighty-something Elise. As other parts of her life begin to click into place - an exciting new job, and possibly a new relationship - she rediscovers her sense of self-esteem, and begins to regret not being more honest: with Elise; with her mum, sister and daughter; and with herself.Maggie is the second book in the Connections series: a group of stories whose protagonists' lives are inescapably interwoven, in the Cornish town they call home.

D. I. Clark's Parent Like You Mean It provides practical parenting strategies to promote a peaceful home environment, balance work and family, and raise great kids.

Being a mom is not for the faint of heart!As a new mom, Stephanie Balke struggled to know how to successfully raise her son with compassion and discipline. She searched for help, reading books and visiting mother's groups on social media. But all she found were conflicting ideas and opinions that created confusion and the stress of unrealistic expectations. Until she turned to God, and a few trusted people in her life, where she received the help she needed.Stephanie desires to help other moms find their way as they raise up their little ones in the way they should go. She wrote this journal as a simple yet powerful tool to assist them in finding wisdom and answers.This journal is formatted into thirteen chapters, each with a short encouragement at the beginning, and then a series of questions on different topics: 52questions, one for each week in a year. (Although most people will want to go through it faster than that!)Because moms caring for little people are squeezed for free time, the journal is designed to be easy to use, in bitesize chunks, so it fits comfortably into their lives.Sowing Into Tomorrow will help you find courage and strength for your journey through motherhood.

This will be the most exhausting, confusing, and demanding time of your life... yet also the most fulfilling. Here's how you can confidently manage your new responsibility.After 9 long months of waiting, you've finally met your little one!You've probably spent a lot of time preparing for this day, from setting up the nursery to shopping for baby clothes.Yet you may probably still feel apprehensive and unsure as you hold your baby for the first time.While you may feel emotionally connected to your baby immediately, the realities and responsibilities of fatherhood may not come naturally.Unfortunately, unlike your favorite gadgets, newborns don't arrive with instructions attached. You'll need to figure out a lot of things yourself.This is especially true during the baby's first year, when you're just getting to know them and when they're just getting to know the world.The first year is also the time when your baby is at their most helpless and vulnerable state... and when they need you the most.Thankfully, you don't have to enter fatherhood blindly.Although this is just one year out of hopefully decades of life, your baby's first year is critical in their development.So many changes take place with your baby, not just physically, but also cognitively, emotionally, and socially.You'll be surprised by how much your little one grows from week to week and from month to month.Don't miss these precious moments in your new family's life.When you know what you're doing and not worrying about every little thing, you'll be able to relish your time with your baby and build memories that will last for years to come.If you want to begin your rewarding journey of fatherhood on the right foot, then get your copy today!

Winner of a 2022-2023 Reader Views Literary Award for humor!Andrew McKinney seems to have it made: an important job, a great wife and three wonderful children. But when his two daughters become teenagers, life turns upside down. It's as if aliens have taken over the bodies of his loving daughters, leaving him confused and uncertain about what to do. Follow Andrew's hilarious adventures as he deals with cell phones (from commando raids to decoy phones), wild parties, theft of his beer and a strange neighbour who prances around his pool naked and complains about their dog. Family holidays provide some relief and family bonding, but comical mishaps ensue, such as racing down a mountain to reach the gate before it closes.As they teeter on the brink of chaos, Andrew and his wife must determine what to do with their youngest and most rebellious child - send her to university or kick her out of the house? Part memoir and part self-help book, these warm-hearted stories sparkle with wit and wisdom while providing the laughs and support that a best friend would.How I Lost My Hair Raising Teenage Girls is a parenting comedy for everyone. If you've raised teenagers or been one, then this is the book for you. If you never had children but wondered what it would be like, this is the book for you. And if you ever thought that pets would add to your domestic bliss, then ... this ... is the book for you!¿