125 Brain Games for Toddlers and Twos: Simple Games to Promote Early Brain Development (125 Brain Games)5 reviews Jackie Silberg Gryphon House, 2000 Great Games for Toddlers + cute, good information + Great idea book This book, written for parents of children ages 12 months to 36 months is packed with fun, simple, creative, and educational games to enhance and promote your child's brain development at this monumental time. Author, Jackie Silberg does a superb job of offering parents an interactive approach to ...             The No-Cry Sleep Solution for Toddlers and Preschoolers: Gentle Ways to Stop Bedtime Battles and Improve Your ...52 reviews Elizabeth Pantley McGraw-Hill, 2005 From breastfeeding 10 times a night - to sweet sleep! + I think this book saved our sanity! + A real lifesaver + Great Book + This book has great ideas that really work!             Little Visits for Toddlers (Little Visits Library)2 reviews Mary Manz Simon Concordia Publishing House, 2006 Easy and quick devotion time with your child + Excellent for my 2yo daughter We really enjoy this book. The 'lessons' are short - short enough even for 2 year olds. And there's always a very short prayer at the end. Again - short enough even for 2 year olds. I highly recommend this book as a way to introduce young children to daily devotions.             The Giving Tree (Slipcased Mini Edition)606 reviews Shel Silverstein HarperCollins, 1999 not so controversial actually...... + great message!! + Its a great book, with a great philosophy. Read between the lines. + Embarassing Parenthood             Sleep Solutions for Your Baby, Toddler and Preschooler: The Ultimate No-Worry Approach for Each Age and ...7 reviews Douglas Wiley, 2006 A practical book with real solutions + Informational + If you only want to read one book... + Most Reassuring Sleep Book Ever!             Peek-A Who?107 reviews Nina Laden Chronicle Books, 2000 Loves it! + cute book good for infants + One book I couldn't get rid of! + Peek a Review!             Touchpoints-Birth to Three (Touchpoints)17 reviews T. Berry Brazelton, Joshua D. Sparrow Da Capo Press, 2006 One for Everyone! + Touchpoints: a must read for new parents and parents to be + He's smarter than you! + Informative             Mommy, I Want to Sleep in Your Bed!4 reviews Harriet Ziefert Blue Apple Books, 2005 Mother of 2 + A wonderful book to help your child sleep in their bed Both of my kids loved this book (they are now 6 & 8). I am saving it for my grandkids. I have recommended it to several parents whose children "want to sleep in their bed." I wish it was still in print. The little girl Susan doesn't want to sleep in her bed. She wants to sleep with Mom & Dad. ...             Wonderplay29 reviews Fretta Reitzes, Beth Teitelman, ... Running Press, 1995 Great ideas for first time parents This book is a treasure of ideas for new parents or childcare providers. If you don't remember the words to all those nursery rhymes, forgotten everything that can be done with a pasta box, or need fresh games to liven up a stale routine, then this book is for you.             Buddy's Bedtime (Buddy's First Picture Books for Children)2 reviews Pauleen O'Shea Idlehour Press, 2008 Buddy's Bedtime + An excellent read-aloud bedtime story for parents to share with young children. This is a wonderful children's book, beautifully illustrated and artfully written. If you love animals, love rhyming stories and love to read to your kids, this is a must have. My 2 1/2 year old twins love their Buddy book!!             Gymboree 365 Activities You and Your Toddler Will Love: Fun Ideas for Your Toddler's Growing Mind!2 reviews Roni Cohen Leiderman, Wendy Masi Key Porter Books, 2007 Best Book + Fun for the kiddies on rainy afternoons I purchased this book looking for some ideas to do with my toddler. This book is laid out so well, we can just grab it and instantly find what we are looking for. There is a great variety of music, singing, art, and thinking games. Best of all, most of the items were things that were at home ...             The Big Book of Recipes for Babies, Toddlers & Children: 365 Quick, Easy, and Healthy Dishes24 reviews Bridget Wardley, Judy More Duncan Baird, 2006 Great easy ways to cook for a little person. + Recipie book + Lovin' It I found this book so easy to follow. The recipes are quick and my 15 month toddler loves what I make out the book. I am not the best cook so easy and quick works for me. Plus my toddler is not patient.             Little Yoga: A Toddler's First Book of Yoga14 reviews Rebecca Whitford Henry Holt and Co. (BYR), 2005 Great First Yoga Book! + recommend + My toddler loves this book! + great easy to follow sequence + Great first yoga book             How to Say No to Your Toddler: Creating a Safe, Rational, and Effective Discipline Program for Your 9-Month ...3 reviews William Wilkoff Broadway, 2003 Helped me discipline without spanking + couldn't put it down Probably the best thing I got out of this book for use with my toddler was the assurance that time-outs in the bedroom wouldn't spoil that place as forever associated with punishment thereafter. With this to comfort me, I was able to consistently offer and enforce time-outs as a consequence for my ...             Uh Oh! Gotta Go!: Potty Tales From Toddlers14 reviews Bob McGrath Barron's Educational Series, 1996 27 Chilling Tales of the Potty + I'm a fan + The author is Sesame Street's "Bob" and he knows! Bob McGrath is a literary genius. His chillingly accurate portrayal of life on the potty from the perspective of 27 very different people will keep you riveted till the last page. Coupled with the gritty realism of Shelley Dieterichs' illustrations, this should be on the top of everyone's Must ...             Good Night, Sweet Dreams, I Love You: Now Get Into Bed And Go To Sleep!5 reviews Patrick C., Ph.D. Friman Boys Town Press, 2005 Enthusiastically recommended for parents or caregivers of young children, and also an excellent baby shower gift + common sense + Was helpful to us Clinical Professor of Pediatrics Patrick C. Friman, Ph.D. shares his wisdom with sleepless parents in Good Night, Sweet Dreams, I Love You: Now Get Into Bed and Go To Sleep!, a simple guide for anyone having problems getting their children to go to bed. Chapters cover specific issues with helping ...             Goodnight Piggywiggy: A Pull-the-Page book (Pull-The-Page Book)2 reviews Diane Fox, Christyan Fox Handprint Books, 2000 A great childrens book + Piggy Wiggy is the best! This book is great. My 19 month old loves it. The illustrations are bright and vivid. The story is adorable. I can't wait for the next Piggy Wiggy book to come out.             Food for Tots11 reviews Janice W. Woolley, Jennifer Pugmire Mammoth Prints, 2001 Excellent pediatric guide to eating behaviors + What a terrific resource for parents! This combination recipe book and pediatric guide to eating behaviors provides a wealth of kid-pleasing recipes, medical insight and good old fashioned mom-sense to help promote more nutritious eating for young children and hence, better health An excellent resource for parents and child caregivers ...             Ready or Not . . . There We Go!: The REAL Experts' Guide to the Toddler Years with Twins20 reviews Elizabeth Lyons Finn-Phyllis Press, Inc., 2006 Truly a Must for Twin Moms!! + Great, but a bit scary! + Exactly what I needed + So True             A Toddler's Life: Becoming a Person Marilyn Shatz Oxford University Press, USA, 1995 What sets humans apart from other social animals? In an intimate account of child's development from age one to three, distinguished psychologist Marilyn Shatz answers this question by arguing that humans are unique in their ability to reflect on themselves, to compare themselves to others, and to self-correct. Language plays a central role in such processes because it offers the developing ...