Child Development

Real-life scenarios and step-by-step guidelines provide the help you need, whether it’s a normal phase like toilet training or the grief that comes with death or divorce.

The Secret of Toddler Sharing

Toddlers don’t share because they don’t know how, and they don’t understand that “sharing” doesn’t equal “giving away” and “never to be seen again.” This practical book provides realistic suggestions for teaching small children how to share. More . . .

The Biting Solution

Got a biter? Lisa Poelle has help for you! The Biting Solution: The Expert’s No-Biting Guide for Parents, Caregivers, and Early Childhood Educators is a comprehensive look at why children bite other kids and adults, and how to squelch this problem—for good. More . . .

Is This a Phase?

New parents are often so anxious; they need to know what’s normal and when they should worry. This concise reference by pediatric nurse and parent educator Helen F. Neville, B.S., R.N. provides reassuring information on each phase of development. Full of easy-to-read charts. More . . .

Mommy! I Have to Go Potty!

This bestseller describes different toilet-training methods and how to make the process successful and trouble-free for parents and child. More . . .

The Sleep Book for Tired Parents

Weary of that nightly struggle to get your child to bed? Here are three popular techniques for stopping the cycle of sleep problems. More . . .

Taking “No” for an Answer

This upbeat book offers dozens of family activities that can teach children to solve problems, keep promises, do chores, and follow directions. More . . .

Pick Up Your Socks

Yes, responsibility is a skill you can teach! This classic book helps parents set realistic expectations and teach kids to accept responsibility. More . . .

Am I Doing Too Much for My Child?

How do we know when we should do more—or less—for a child? How do we shift responsibilities? Elizabeth Crary provides practical guidance for parents, guardians, teachers and caregivers. Packed with how-to’s, examples, and scenarios we can identify with, this easy-to-read book is ideal whether you’re beginning of the parenting journey or anticipating the empty nest. More . . .