Ergebnis für "Hades" in Elternschaft & Familienleben

Every parent wants their child to be happy and every parent wants to avoid screwing them up. But how do you achieve that? In this absorbing, clever and funny book, renowned psychotherapist Philippa Perry tells us what really matters and what behaviour it is important to avoid - the vital dos and don'ts of parenting.

Neste livro completo, inteligente e bem trabalhado, a renomada psicoterapeuta Philippa Perry revela o que realmente importa e quais comportamentos evitar – a cartilha essencial para pais. Todos os pais querem que seus filhos sejam felizes, sem errar na educação. Mas como atingir esses objetivos? Em vez de mapear um plano "perfeito", Philippa Perry oferece um olhar geral sobre como desenvolver relacionamentos de qualidade.

This book will get you off to a good start and save you from sifting through a ton of other information. There is a lot to do when you are getting ready for a new baby and your schedule may not allow time for an in person weekend breastfeeding class. This is a quick listen that you can pick up when it's convenient and be ready to get nursing started as if you had gone to an all-day class on breastfeeding.

Georgie Codd never had a dad. And she didn’t think she wanted one – until a stranger’s practical joke made her wonder what she was missing. This book tells the story of Georgie’s quest for a father figure, placing notices – dadverts – in newspapers and pursuing the idea all around the globe. Interwoven with her story of finding a dad – the conversations, meetings, twists and turns of seeking family-style relationships with near-strangers – is a broader look at the societal, cultural and biological role of fathers and family today.

The memoir is a personal story but also touches on broader themes of identity, family, and the impact of war on the lives of children left behind. It explores a child's quest for connection and understanding when there is loss of a parent at an early age.

Through the challenges of raising five young children, Susan Alexander Yates realized the need for an honest, practical book that helps parents. This best-selling book has helped thousands handle common struggles such as priorities, discipline, and fatigue. Yates is honest about parenting frustrations, yet encourages parents, offering a biblical perspective on shaping a Christian home.

Do you want to be a better dad than your father was to you? Have you ever thought that becoming the dad you want to be takes more time, energy, or patience than you have? If so, then How to Be a Great Dad - No Matter What Kind of Father You Had is for you. It will teach you the highly effective skillset and essential mind-set you can easily master to become the dad you wished you'd had.

New parents get overwhelmed, regularly pushed to their limits and confused by contradictory feelings of elation and near-despair. To soothe the frazzled and lift their spirits, writer and Bible scholar Alicia Jo Rabins has created “Even God Had Bad Parenting Days: ancient Jewish wisdom for new parents.” Humorous, self-reflective, and comforting, Rabins' musings on both heartening and cringe-worthy biblical examples of parenting can help any caregiver see beyond the detritus of day-to-day living with young children and recapture a sense of wonder at the process of raising small humans.

This book is a reflection of a mother’s experience when her daughter, after a sudden severe headache, was diagnosed with a torn brain aneurysm and arteriovenous malformation in the cerebellum. TJ, Evie’s brother, also shares his experience.

Join mother-son duo Carolyn Tate and Connor Radford for the conversations you wish you could have about life in a queer and neurodiverse family. No sugar-coating, no BS - just real talk about gender, identity and mental health, plus practical advice for any families still trying to figure this stuff out.Whether you're questioning, supporting someone who is, or just trying to understand - this is your space to have some real chats, find your people, and know you're not the only one doing life a little bit differently.Got a question you want us to answer? Email us at tinwihp@...

This book was written to help new parents develop a well thought out path for what they want their children to know when they send them out into the world to make their own way. Many people today are wandering around in a state of spiritual dissonance, having dismissed their religions of origin because they didn't quite fit, but not replacing them with any type of moral compass. Regardless of your spiritual beliefs or lack thereof, 18 Master Values will help you start the conversation with yourself and your partner to help you get a clear idea of what is most important to you.

Est-ce que ça t'arrive de te sentir tour seul dans une pièce bondée d'autres personnes? Quand ça se produit, as-tu l'impression que tout le monde se connaît et que tu fais bande à part? Te sens-tu souvent seul dans un groupe? Si c'est le cas, bienvenue dans le groupe! Tu es loin d'être unique dans cette situation. C'est le cas pour tout le monde à un moment ou l'autre de sa vie Tout le monde, un jour ou l'autre, s'est senti rejeté. Quand ça se produit, certains haussent les épaules et en font peu de cas tandis que d'autres se sentent dévalorisés et se demandent pourquoi personne ne les aime.

You learn a few useful things at school - the three Rs come in handy, and it's good to know how to perform under pressure and wait your turn - but most of what matters, what makes you into a functioning human being, able to hold your own in conversation, find your path, know what to avoid in relationships and secure a meaningful job, no teacher will ever tell you. This diamond-sharp, gut-punchingly honest book of hard-earned wisdom is one mother's effort to equip her daughter for survival in the real world.

For a full nine months, 18-year-old Megan Bryant kept her pregnancy a secret. With an ever-growing stomach, her senior class production of Little Shop of Horrors, and high school graduation in her midst, Megan did the only thing she could think to do...hide herself from her family and friends. That is, until she no longer could. Megan's family discovered the truth when she finally went into labor and delivered a healthy, full-term baby girl. What followed was a story of determination, commitment, and the sacrifice only a mother can make.

I Had A Brother Once is a brilliant, genre-defying work - both memoir and epic poem - about the struggle for wisdom, grace, and ritual in the face of unspeakable loss. Adam is forced to re-remember a brother he thought he knew and to reckon with a ghost, confronting his unsettled family history, his distant relationship with tradition and faith, and his desperate need to understand an event that always slides just out of his grasp.

Criar hijos no es solo acerca de enseñarles lo que deben hacer; es sobre guiarlos para que se conviertan en personas de valor. Este libro te da las herramientas para nutrir bondad, seguridad y compasión en tus hijos desde la raíz, para que crezcan siendo adultos capaces de generar un impacto positivo en el mundo.

A Virtual Village, Parent-to-Parent Podcast!Each week you can expect to join me as I chat with everyday parents from all around the world as we share a wide variety of raw and honest parenting stories. Some weeks may bring you to tears while others you may not be able to stop laughing… Either way… you won’t want to miss an episode! So grab your beverage of choice (and maybe a box of tissues JUSTTT in case ;) - and get ready to hear a new perspective, support one another, and perhaps feel a little less crazy in your own parenting journey. You might even learn a thing or two… so let’s ...

The Dad I Never Had is a podcast that exists to empower individuals to navigate the difficult and day-to-day aspects of life and become the type of dad they never had. Through open and vulnerable conversations, we aim to create a supportive community that provides resources, advice, and encouragement to help dads cultivate authenticity, strengthen relationships, and lead healthy, happy families. Real Dads. Real stories. Real change. 

Let’s be honest. Life used to be carefree...And then we had kids! Parenting can be messy and hard AF, but also so rewarding. In this podcast, Jenny Ofman and Sheena Watterson will share all the ups and downs of parenthood, as well as share their tips and tricks for parenting using both their expertise and experiences from their professional lives as a speech-language pathologist and special education teacher to their everyday lives as moms!

FATHA TORCH is the podcast to help you cope with the anxiety and stress of fatherhood so that you can be the dad you always wish you had. Each episode is an open discussion about fatherhood and the struggles we face as Black men in America. Topics include self-love, raising sons vs daughters, the child support system, emotional trauma from toxic relationships, societal injustices and reentry after incarceration. Hosted by Rah, a father of nine children, artist and founder of Abimilechh Foundation in Rochester, NY.