
BABY'S FIRST YEAR
Welcome home your new bundle of joy with this adorable keepsake baby book. From their first smile to their first steps, record everything inside and personalise it with photos of your little treasure. Create a beautiful addition to your bookshelf and, more importantly, never forget a precious moment.
HEALTHY FOOD FOR A HEALTHY BABY (6 TO 18 MONTHS)
As a parent and a teacher, Monique le Roux Forslund has first-hand experience of the effect food has on children. She has seen how sugar and other fast-acting carbohydrates can cause them to become overactive and struggle with concentration. In Healthy Food for a Healthy Baby, she shows you how to give your baby a healthy and nourishing start to life. In addition to more than 100 easy recipes appropriate for babies aged six to 18 months, there are tips about natural good food to ensure that your child maintains all-round good health. Although this is not a low-carb, high-fat recipe book, the recipes do not include wheat flour and sugar. In addition, there is information on encouraging your child to develop mealtime independence – aka baby-led weaning (BLW) much sooner than you’d expect.
FIRST FOODS
Introducing solid food is an important stage in your baby's life, and it's not always easy to know where to start! This accessible book is dedicated to helping parents prepare for the transition from milk to solids, so you and your baby can relax and enjoy this new phase.
PRECIOUS YEARS (BIRTH TO 3 YEARS)
Although child development may seem automatic, each phase of it is unique and builds on what has gone before, linking together like an intricate puzzle. Professionals agree that developmental difficulties are best identified and dealt with as early as possible. With this in mind, in The Precious Years, highly experienced occupational therapist, wife and mother Jacqui Couper equips parents with the knowledge they will need to properly monitor the developmental progress of their children and to seek help when they are concerned. Information based on years of research and experience is presented in an accessible and readable way, and the author’s profound insights into all phases of child development and the needs of parents in caring for children who may be different are clearly and unambiguously expressed.