Parenting/Children Books

First there was the Black Parakeet and NOW - Son of the Black Parakeet!  *cue scary music!*  "You either become a dad from the presence of one or from the lack there of. "From the sleep-deprived, coffee-infused mind behind Black Parakeets Only Hatch in December comes this new entry in an...

One of the most disturbing psychological challenges of parenthood is a child who is chronically irritable, angry, and who explodes into temper tantrums. In fact, anger and irritability are among the most common reason parents consult health professionals.Irritability can have a damaging effect on...

Your children will look like one or both of their parents. That is genetic; their looks will be based on what they inherit from your genes. But their personality will not be genetic. Instead it will be formed by the programming of their subconscious mind starting from the time they are born, if...

This eBook is my way to keep a journal of my day to day life after losing my family in a tragic battle with fate and ninja in-laws. This is what I do when I see empty rooms and hear nothing but silence. This is what I do to keep me sane. There is no end to this story. It is on-going. I am sharing...

Are you a great dad? you sure need your children to know about this. This book reveals everything about you to them. They want to read about you and here is you in this book.

This is one book every parent want their children to read. Your child wants to know about you and this book reveals everything about a great mom. You are a mama, your child must read this.

This book is for every great mom. If you value your child, you must read this. It is the one stop letter book that reveals all the things your child wishes you knew. Read it with zest.

This book is a letter to every dad out there. It is a letter sent by your own child to you a great dad. It is rich and very enlightening.

That little teen sitting at the corner of your home has the potential to be a millionaire. You can help him find that millionaire within by reading this book.

One day in September 1997 Daniel moved in. Daniel unpacked his socks and underpants as he placed them in his new set of drawers in his brand new bedroom. Since that day he has never put one item of clothes away. I became keeper of his clothes, stomach, emotions and goldfish. Like every new mum, I...