books: caring for your ...     books:       The Mother's Book of Well-Being: Caring for Yourself So You Can Care for Your Baby7 reviews Lisa Groen Braner Conari Press, 2003 Very inspirational! Perfect for new mothers! The joy of new motherhood is often overshadowed by the need for rest, relaxation and the search for a little private time. Ah, I remember those days as though they were yesterday. In "The Mother's Book of Well-Being," by Lisa Groen Braner, new mothers will find 52 weeks of inspirational passages, self-giving ideas and suggestions for enriching their role as a mother. Children will benefit not ...             The Stay-at-Home Survival Guide: Field-Tested Strategies for Staying Smart, Sane, and Connected While Caring ...7 reviews Melissa Stanton Seal Press, 2008 You are not alone This is a fabulous must-read for all stay at home moms. You will relate with all of Melissa's joy and frustration simultaneously. While reading the book there were many moments where I felt understood for the ability to stay at home and parent my children as well as have a brain and think for myself. It is the toughest job that anyone could do and yet many women do it everyday without ...             ASPCA Complete Guide to Cats: Everything You Need to Know About Choosing and Caring for Your Pet (Aspc ...12 reviews James Richards Chronicle Books, 1999 The cat's meow of guides... As anyone who knows me knows, I have cats. I seem to attract them, well, like cats! I have cat joys and cat tragedies especially prominent in the past few years, with two outdoor disappearances and one indoor death, yet with wonderful new additions and the experience of sharing my home with seven new kittens born under my desk one summer, and five more from a different stray the next summer. I ...             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 best argument for natural parenting Before I ever had a baby, I wondered why the US has such an abysmal infant mortality rate. According to the CIA factbook, the US ranked 42 worldwide in 2008, with a rate three times higher than the lowest countries. The US also has some of the highest rates of adult psychological disorders like sleep problems, ADHD, depression and PTSD. This book reviews the vast amount of research suggesting ...             Small Dogs, Big Hearts: A Guide to Caring for Your Little Dog , Revised Edition48 reviews Howell Book House, 1997 Ms. Arden has done it again... As the owner of 4 small dog rescues, I have found all of Darlene Arden's books extremely helpful and "small dogs, big hearts" is certainly no exception. It is filled with valuable information and should be a must read for anyone who has or is even remotely thinking about getting a small dog. Like all her books, this one is well written in Ms. Arden's easy to follow and understand style. I ...             Help your man get healthy: An essential guide for every caring woman7 reviews Maria Kassberg Regan Barnes & Noble Books, 2001 A truly informative and practical guide! This book provides tons of valuable information and then gives hundreds of realistic suggestions that have already had a great impact on the health of my spouse and our relationship. Whether you want to help your man drink less (alcohol), smoke less tobacco, eat less saturated fat, or just get a little more exercise, this book will give you so many great (and often subtle) suggestions that he ...             When a Parent Has Cancer : A Guide to Caring for Your Children7 reviews Wendy S. Harpham, 2004 Fabulous Book for an unfortunate topic When my husband was diagnosed with cancer our children were 5 and 7 years old. This book gave us the tools to use to talk to them about cancer. Illness, chemotherapy and even death were topics that we suddenly had to confront. Dr. Harpham's book provided insight in dealing with a frigtening topic in a calm and reasuring manner.             The Fearless Caregiver: How to Get the Best Care for Your Loved One and Still Have a Life of Your Own ...9 reviews Gary Barg Capital Books, 2003 A Must-Read for all Caregivers! It is about time that someone tackled the issues that caregivers face. It can often be a lonely and confusing time. I was a caregiver for my mother a few years ago and looked everywhere for a book like this. I needed something to walk me through all of the things I didn't understand. This a well-crafted, easy to read and understand book that all caregivers should read. I wish it had been ...             Buddhism for Mothers: A Calm Approach to Caring for Yourself and Your Children28 reviews Sarah Napthali Allen & Unwin, 2003 food for the soul I loved this book, it was really beautifully written, Sarah has a lovely style of writing. Her own personal stories were my favourite parts of the book but this book is much more about how to enrich our everyday lives with buddhism. The principles are outlined simply and applied to the painfully banal trials of parenting with compassion and humour. Forget any religious leanings, I recommend this ...             Caring for Your Aging Parents: When Love Is Not Enough6 reviews Barbara Deane NavPress Publishing Group, 1989 Just What I Needed! I wish I had found this book when the journey with my father had just started instead of towards the end. Covers all concerns...freed me from much guilt...put things into perspective for me , which is hard to do when you feel like you are in the middle of a whirlwind! READ THIS BOOK & give it to all of those you love. It will make such a difference!             What to Do When Your Baby Is Premature: A Parent's Handbook for Coping with High-Risk Pregnancy and Caring ...5 reviews Joseph A. Garcia-Prats, Sharon Simmons Hornfischer Three Rivers Press, 2000 Essential reading This book has been a God-send. Its clear, comprehensive text, helpful illustrations, and authoritative advice (the lead author is a top Houston neonatologist) is just what my husband and I needed when we found out our baby was going to be born prematurely. We especially liked all of the stories and testimony from parents, people who have experienced the fear and uncertainty of high-risk ...             A House Rabbit Primer: Understanding and Caring for Your Companion Rabbit4 reviews Lucile C. Moore Santa Monica Press, 2005 I Wish This Book Had Been Available Years Ago I acquired a rabbit in March of 2001, rescuing him from an uncertain fate in a vacant lot. In September of 2001, he ate the buttons off my remote control. If I had had this book back then, I'd still have buttons on my remote. Yes, the remote control is a favored chew toy of a busy bunny, acording to Ms. Moore. I believe it. He has since bitten the "on/off" button on the remote for my cable, too. ...             Dog Park Wisdom: Real-world Advice on Choosing, Caring For, and Understanding Your Canine Companion4 reviews Lisa Wogan Skipstone Press, 2008 For dog lovers, and those seeking general wisdom. Wogan's book is highly enjoyable (and informative), from cover to cover. So many wisdoms, so little time. From "At Home" to "On the Trail" the chapters cover it all. It goes far beyond the Dog Park, and at times, into your heart. And of course, the amazing photography of Bev Sparks captures the true spirit of our canine counterparts. Tops!             Caring for Your Dog6 reviews Bruce Fogle Dorling Kindersley Publishers Ltd, 2005 QUITE LIKELY THE BEST BOOK OUT THERE ON THIS SUBJECT. If you own a dog then you really should have this book on your shelf. If you have only one book concerning the treatment and care of dogs, then this is the one you should own. I wish there were a way to give this one more that five stars. The infomation contained in this volume enhances the ownership of these wonderful animals, can help make their, and your, lives so much better, and can ...             Caring for Your Aging Cat: A Quality-of-Life Guide for Your Cat's Senior Years4 reviews Janice Borzendowski Sterling, 2006 For our aging cats I found this book very useful in finding ways to take proper care of my cat ERNIE in his senior years. Their needs such as possible change in diet and exercise and what to look for in spoting changes in their health(things you can do)and when to see the vet, are clearly explained. I highly recommend this book.             Caring for your Parents : The Complete AARP Guide (AARP)4 reviews Hugh Delehanty, Elinor Ginzler Sterling, 2005 Caring for Parents by Delehanty and Ginzler This book is an excellent reference for adults with older parents progressively requiring more care from their children and other care-providers. Generally, the family provides up to 80% of care for the elderly. In my experience, this is true due to the high cost of nursing facilities and the personalized care many older people prefer. The authors mention that advocacy for the elderly ...             Your Vital Child: A Natural Healing Guide for Caring Parents4 reviews Mark Stengler, Angela Stengler Rodale Press, 2001 Best Child healthcare book -- remedies really work! The advice in this book is comprehensive and really excellent! I was able to reverse my 4 year old daughters ear infections to the amazement of her ENT. After a prognosis of "andenoid removal and tube insertion " required, after just 4 weeks the diagnosis is " no surgery necessary" ! A phone consultation with the doctor helped me to better decide which remedies, and the dosages, that were ...             Everything Pug Book: A Complete Guide To Raising, Training, And Caring For Your Pug (Everything: Pets)4 reviews Kim Campbell Thornton Adams Media, 2005 Answered all the questions We thought that this book was great. It has really helped us since we became new pug owners. It explained about health concerns and potty training, to what kind of toys pugs like the best. I would highly reccommend this book to anyone thinking about getting a pug!             When Your Loved One Has Dementia: A Simple Guide for Caregivers5 reviews Joy A. Glenner, Jean M. Stehman, ... The Johns Hopkins University Press, 2005 An excellent starting point for those with questions Any who care for Alzheimer sufferers or those with other dementias know the challenges involved: eighty percent of people with dementia live at home, and family members often find themselves challenged by unfamiliar demands and new routines. When Your Loved One Has Dementia: A Simple Guide For Caregivers reviews all kinds of challenges, from safety in handling and caring for sufferers and ...             Everything Dachshund Book: A Complete Guide To Raising, Training, And Caring For Your Dachshund5 reviews Joan Hustace Walker Adams Media, 2005 Great Dachshund information I love this book on Dachshunds! It gives me the widest variety of information I could need. It has helped me learn so much about the new puppy I adopted & as I read it I continue to learn more everyday. I would highly recommend this book to anyone caring for & wanting to raise a responsible,loving dog. 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