The Mask of Motherhood: How Becoming a Mother Changes Our Lives and Why We Never Talk About It47 reviews Susan Maushart Penguin (Non-Classics), 2000 Eye Opening + Required Reading! + A good look into reality + My Favorite "Mother" Book             The Prince and the King: Healing the Father-Son Wound (A Guided Journey of Initiation) Michael Gurian Tarcher, 1993             "The Birds, The Bees, And Me" for Girls7 reviews Pyper Thaller, Dr. Brandon Davison-Tracy Linx Educational Publishing, 2003 Just the support I need! + It's about time - Thanks! + It's About Time - Thanks! Thanks for a video that helps open a discussion that is hard for me to have with my daughters. I feel strongly that it is my responsibility as a parent but I'm uncomfortable trying to talk openly and this video takes away the naughty feel that often comes along when kids talk to each other. The ...             What's the Big Secret?: Talking about Sex with Girls and Boys24 reviews Laurie Krasny Brown Little, Brown Young Readers, 2000 Great Book! + Great for explaining body changes to younger children + Great Book- gave to my 8 year old son + Nicely done             Boys, Girls & Body Science: A First Book about Facts of Life11 reviews Meg Hickling Harbour Pub Co, 2002 Perfect For the Age + This works well for the guys! + exactly what I wanted + Respectful + Great book for ages 8 and up             Real Boys : Rescuing Our Sons from the Myths of Boyhood116 reviews William Pollack Owl Books, 1999 Very informative book + Not Just About Boys + Great balanced account with concrete and practical suggestions Really made me think about the differences in boys and girls. Very informative. Bought one to be passed around among my teacher friends.             I'm Okay, You're a Brat!: Setting the Priorities Straight and Freeing You From the Guilt and Mad Myths of ...45 reviews Susan Jeffers Renaissance Books, 2001 A must read for anyone who wants children + I'm so grateful I read this book! + Outlook on Children... + Feeling Free from the Myths + Important             Growing a Girl: Seven Strategies for Raising a Strong, Spirited Daughter14 reviews Barbara Dr Mackoff Dell, 1996 Best book I've ever read on raising girls + What to do about the effects of culture and marketing on our girls The last reviewer appears not to have read this book with an open mind. Clearly they are stuck on the issue of women working or staying at home-which is by now a mute point. We know that women who work outside the home raise children who are just as well off as those who stay at home. In fact, the ...             Whining: 3 Steps to Stop It Before the Tears and Tantrums Start14 reviews Audrey Ricker Fireside, 2000 Really good Ideas + This Works!!! + Good main ideas + a few bad ideas + This book really works!             Kids First Book About Sex8 reviews Joani Blank Down There Press, 1993 Unparalleled. + Read this book as a kid and... + One of a Kind + Not for the uptight or inhibited + Only book of its kind: yes, kids are sexual too.             Don't Give Me That Attitude!: 24 Rude, Selfish, Insensitive Things Kids Do and How to Stop Them6 reviews Michele, Ed.D. Borba Jossey-Bass, 2004 Highly Recommended For All Parents + a book for serious problems + Realistic & practical ways to boost kids' character. + Not Just For Teachers!             The Epidemic: The Rot of American Culture, Absentee and Permissive Parenting, and the Resultant Plague of ...34 reviews Robert Shaw Harper, 2003 Have the negative reviewers even read this book? + Black and White + Responsibility is a must - great read! + Worth reading             "Where Did I Come From?" - The facts of life without any nonsense and with illustrations.113 reviews Peter Mayle LYLE STUART INC, 1973 Classic for small children + great tool + Good, but maybe too graphic... + great for the birds and the bees talk             What's Going on Down There?: Answers to Questions Boys Find Hard to Ask42 reviews Karen Gravelle, Nick Castro, ... Walker Books for Young Readers, 1998 puberty education + This book has been read over and over by my son. Great book for my nephew - he enjoyed reading it and asking me questions a bout it.             "The Birds, The Bees, And Me" for Boys8 reviews Dr. Brandon Davison-Tracy, Anthony Barbe Linx Educational Publishing, 2003 An excellent video! + Good video + Great resource + kids like videos!             Playbook for Kids About Sex4 reviews Joani Blank Down There Press, 1981 Interactive workbook for kids 5-12. Refreshingly different! + Excellent book and unique in it's genre... + Most excellent! Now _this_ is a sexuality education book for younger children different from any other I have seen. A breath of fresh air! 56 pages, black & white, line illustrations throughout. The book designed for pre-pubescent children who are old enough to read (maybe age 5 to 12). The style of the book is ...             Mommy-CEO: 5 Golden Rules50 reviews Jodie Lynn Martin-Ola Press, 2001 Holding The Home Together + Mommy - CEO: 5 Golden Rules + Mommy-CEO: 5 Golden Rules + Amazing Read & Talented Author + Great, practical book!             Guilt-Free Motherhood: How to Raise Great Kids & Have Fun Doing It1 review Joni Hilton Covenant Communications, 1996 A delightful book! Reads as much like a novel as a parenting book. The author uses clever stories and anecdotes to make her points - thus making this a very enjoyable book to read. I'd also recommend: Perfect Parenting (The Dictionary of 1000 Parenting Tips) by Elizabeth Pantley.             Raising a Daughter: Parents and the Awakening of a Healthy Woman5 reviews Jeanne Elium, Don Elium Celestial Arts, 2003 Practical an eye-opening! + A Re-Read! + Dad's eyes are more open and aware! I thoroughly enjoyed this book and found it most enlightening. As a father of two young girls, ages 2 and 5, and already encountering some interesting parenting dilemnas, I was quite happy to discover that the techniques described in this book work quite well. I find that I am more patient and ...             The Period Book: Everything You Don't Want to Ask (But Need to Know) (But Need to Know)46 reviews Karen Gravelle, Jennifer Gravelle Walker Books for Young Readers, 1996 Great! + Tastefully Put. + The Period Book + Difficult Topic + Good for preteen and young teenage girls (10 to 13)