books about: attachment     books:       The No-Cry Sleep Solution for Toddlers and Preschoolers: Gentle Ways to Stop Bedtime Battles and Improve Your ...51 reviews Elizabeth Pantley McGraw-Hill, 2005 From breastfeeding 10 times a night - to sweet sleep! I can remember not that long ago sitting in my daughter's room in the middle of the night thinking I must be the only mum in the world whose baby didn't sleep. I was lucky to get three hours sleep on any given night, and never three hours in a row. But thanks to Elizabeth Pantley and her book "the no-cry sleep solution for toddlers and preschoolers" my little girl Milla has gone from a baby who ...             Help for the Hopeless Child: A Guide for Families20 reviews Ronald S. Federici Dr. Ronald S. Federici and Associates, 1998 Finally, Someone Who Knows and Can Help! Dr. Federici is the only author and professional we have found who truely understands what parents having very disturbed children go through. His book is easy to read, right to the point, and provides hope and a great deal of ideas (hard solutions) to problems. He mixes no words, but gives hope and understanding in a compassionate way. We have contacted him, heard him lecture, and know that he is ...             Baby Matters, Revised 2nd Edition: What Your Doctor May Not Tell You About Caring for Your Baby21 reviews Linda F. Palmer DC Baby Reference, 2007 MY PARENTING BIBLE! This has become my parenting bible. When nothing worked to cure my baby of his colic and his reduced nursing, pulling at the breast and coming off constantly while screaming and crying, this book helped me get to the ROOT of the problem and not just cover up the symptoms. It CURED his colic! My doctor once told me if I gave her the cure for colic, she'd be a millionaire and if I had a million ...             Becoming Attached: First Relationships and How They Shape Our Capacity to Love28 reviews Robert Karen Oxford University Press, USA, 1998 Fascinating, readable study A therapist friend suggested this book. I was surprised and pleased to find it so easy to read. I am kind of grateful, however, that my children are somewhat older now. If I had read this while they were still toddlers, I think it would have pushed me quite over the edge! But even more than the early separation material, about which I can only say (as most parents, hopefully), "I did my best"; ...             Permission to Mother: Going Beyond the Standard-of-Care to Nurture Our Children36 reviews Denise Punger Outskirts Press, 2008 Not your typical self-help book As a new mother, I read scores of parenting and breastfeeding books. They all had the same information regarding breastfeeding - most all of it unhelpful and outdated, as well as very hard to read (with a newborn in tow). Dr. Punger's book was the first book that actually made sense and gave real-world, practical advice. Her book was written with her real-life stories and it draws you in ...             The No-Cry Discipline Solution: Gentle Ways to Encourage Good Behavior Without Whining, Tantrums, and Tears ...28 reviews Elizabeth Pantley McGraw-Hill, 2007 Should be required reading for new parents I'm only slightly more than half-way through this book. However, in the last three days I have used techiniques from this book (on my three year old) and all three times successively. In my opinion, books of this nature are really psychology books (how to deal with another person, in this case a toddler/child, and how to put things into perspective for ourselves). Most everything here we ...             Connection Parenting: Parenting Through Connection Instead of Coercion, Through Love Instead of Fear26 reviews Pam Leo Wyatt-MacKenzie Publishing, 2005 Best Parenting Book I've Read in a Long Time When I had my first child 5 years ago I began amassing quite a library of Parenting books. I have to admit that being a committed attachment parent I was alittle skeptical as to whether or not this book could add to my knowledge. I can't speak more highly of a parenting book. It really explains child behavior and needs in a way that gave me SO many Aha's. She strikes a wonderful balance ...             Gentle Baby Care : No-cry, No-fuss, No-worry--Essential Tips for Raising Your Baby30 reviews Elizabeth Pantley, Harvey Karp McGraw-Hill, 2003 Perfect for busy parents I can't imagine any topic in the first year that isn't covered in this big, fat book. I love that it is direct and to the point. I don't have to wade though lots of chatter to get what I need. If my baby has a fever it explains how to handle it without going into the history of fevers! Common issues are all covered as well as more unusual things, such as car seat crying, taking your baby to a ...             An Unlit Path23 reviews Deborah, L Hannah Xulon Press, 2006 An Unlit Path I highly recommend this wonderful book!! I read it in one sitting; I simply could not put it down. The Hannah family's journey through foster parenting and adoption mirrored my own. My family started fostering children around the same time that the Hannah's did and we have experienced many of the same break downs in the child welfare system that they have. This book is a must read for anyone ...             Building the Bonds of Attachment: Awakening Love in Deeply Troubled Children40 reviews Daniel A. Hughes Jason Aronson, 1999 eye-opening I teach At-Risk 4 year olds and in reading this book I was struck once again with the fact that our words have such power with children....with everyone! This book documents a journey of positive, healing language and loving hope between a foster mom and her daughter. It reinforced to me that the best I can do with the limited time I have with my students is to be consistent with "the ...             The Connected Child: Bring hope and healing to your adoptive family15 reviews Karyn B. Purvis, David R. Cross, ... McGraw-Hill, 2007 Best Parenting Book on My Shelf! As a parent of three domestically-adopted kids, this book has been a lifeline, a lifesaver and has helped us tremendously in getting the kids settled into a safe and healthy routine. We're first-time parents and wanted a sane, easy-to-follow book to guide us through some of the rough spots. This book is chock full of common sense techniques, tips and ideas. I consult it at least once a month ...             Attachment, Play, and Authenticity: A Winnicott Primer5 reviews Steven B. Tuber Jason Aronson, 2008 This is an Amazing Book by a First-Rate Scholar and Clinician Attachment, Play, and Authenticity: A Winnicott Primer Steven Tuber is Professor of Psychology and Past Director, Doctoral Program in Clinical Psychology of the City University of New York at City College. His new book on Winnicott's work will be of great interest to play therapists. Of particular interest to play therapists is his Chapter 8, "The Meaning and Power of Play." Tuber states on ...             How We Love: A Revolutionary Approach to Deeper Connections in Marriage20 reviews Milan Yerkovich, Kay Yerkovich WaterBrook Press, 2006 WOW!!! WHAT AN AMAZING BOOK!!! I've probably spent hundreds of dollars on self-help books over the years looking for answers I couldn't seem to find. My husband and I have been together for over 18 years - many of which felt like banging our heads against the wall in frustration and three of which were spent separated. We were blessed to have survived the separation. I heard about this book on the radio (kkla) and knew it was ...             Attachment in Psychotherapy18 reviews David J. Wallin The Guilford Press, 2007 Serious, thoughtful, and accessible David Wallin's book is a scholarly integration of the newest research in neurobiology, attachment theory, and mindfulness practice. For therapists and patients, it provides an accessible approach using the best of current knowledge about what underlies the creation of inner well-being. Dr. Wallin describes in an authentic, and courageous, way how a therapist can recognize his or her impact in the ...             A Ride on Mother's Back: A Day of Baby Carrying around the World21 reviews Emery Bernhard Gulliver Books, 1996 Love this one for my little one The illustrations are beautiful. I love the way it goes through different cultures showing the examples of babywearing. We are a babywearing family, so it fits in perfect for him.             Anxious to Please: 7 Revolutionary Practices for the Chronically Nice14 reviews James Rapson, Craig English Sourcebooks, Inc., 2006 I wish I knew then what I know now! Reading Anxious to Please was like having a light turned on in my life. "Wow, that's my stuff. I do those things. THAT'S ME!" The good news is, Anxious to Please helps you clean it all up with simple, practical steps anyone can follow. The book itself is easy to read and navigate through and return to again and again. What I especially liked (and found useful as illustrations) were the real-life ...             Cut Cords of Attachment: Heal Yourself and Others with Energy Spirituality6 reviews Rose Rosetree Women's Intuition Worldwide, LLC, 2007 Concise tool for healing and healers Reviewed by Irene Watson for Reader Views (10/07) Rose Rosetree created a "manual" for all energy workers to study and use. First of all, it gives concise explanations, as well as theories, of cutting energetic cords that would be most useful for those just entering the field. For those that are already cutting cords, this book would a wonderful addition to the library of resources. ...             The Neuroscience of Human Relationships: Attachment and the Developing Social Brain9 reviews Louis Cozolino W. W. Norton, 2006 Far and Away the Best Book on Neuroscience I've Read I've read many books deserving of 4-5 stars over the past year, but none as complete and practical as this one. Author Louis Cozolino does a superb job of discussing the basic neuroanatomy and creating the analog of social synapses in which, by utilizing one another via empathetic circuitry and mirror neurons, we balance one another out biochemically in our relationships. Cozolino distills the ...             Shadow Girl: A Memoir Of Attachment (Sightline Books)6 reviews Deb Abramson University Of Iowa Press, 2002 Exceptionally lucid and moving I, too, read this book in one sitting. Abramson's exploration of memory is remarkable in its ability to convey entire universes of emotion and pain through a single detail. She retrieves those details despite the risks memory must pose and the temptation to forget, and presents them to the reader with empathy -- for us, for her family, and for the child she once was. Her approach to ...             The Boy Who Was Raised As a Dog: And Other Stories from a Child Psychiatrist's Notebook: What Traumatized ...19 reviews Bruce D. Perry, Maia Szalavitz Basic Books, 2007 Brilliant and moving Assisted by a talented science writer, child psychiatrist Bruce Perry presents a series of heartbreaking stories of children severely damaged by trauma. But that's only one side of this remarkable book. The other side is how many of these profoundly damaged children were assisted to heal. Perry explains his "neurosequential" approach that sequentially targets brain regions left undeveloped by ...              search for books attachment, authenticity, awakening, behavior, children, chronically, connected, connection, connections, developing, discipline, encourage, essential, neuroscience, notebook, parenting, permission, practices, preschoolers, psychiatrist, psychotherapy, relationships, revolutionary, sightline, spirituality, standard, standard-of-care, tantrums, traumatized, winnicott books:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. 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