Elyse April Knihy

Focusing on conscious and conscientious child-raising, this book provides practical insights for parents and caregivers to reduce stress and enhance communication with young children. Designed as a children's book, it promotes collaboration between adults and kids to strengthen their emotional bonds through care and active listening. Co-authored by Jeff Goelitz, it addresses vital issues of acceptance and security amidst today's challenges like bullying and negative news, emphasizing the importance of nurturing environments for children's well-being.

In rhyming text, children declare what nutritious foods they like to eat and when they eat them.

An account designed to prevent bullying and being bullied by encouraging self-esteem, self-confidence, courage, and caring for others in very young children depicts animals standing up for themselves and each other, and offers advice to parents.

The book addresses the emotional journey of transitioning from nursing to weaning, emphasizing the importance of communication between mothers and their children. It fosters a sense of love and respect, encouraging parents to discuss the significance of nursing and the weaning process. Designed as a children's picture book, it aims to empower mothers and prepare children for this new stage of growth, while also boosting parental confidence. Its unique approach has garnered attention from WIC agencies, highlighting its significance in the weaning literature.

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"In 12 playful and adventurous scenarios, young or baby animals take a stand that demonstrates courage in the face of a challenge, along with kindness and willingness to help others. Short simple text makes for easy comprehension. The book can serve as a stimulus for lots of adult-child discussion of principles like courage, discernment and caring. A preventative for the pre-school child, this is a valuable contribution to anti-"bullying" literature that never mentions the word. Instead, it is packed with impressions to encourage creativity, individuality and confidence, skills that can combat the susceptibility to peer pressure so damaging to children."