When I'm a Mommy
Author: Ginger Adair Fulton
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Published: 1984-12-12
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ISBN-13: 9780974650586
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Author: Ginger Adair Fulton
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Published: 1984-12-12
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ISBN-13: 9780974650586
DOWNLOAD EBOOKAuthor: Trish Avery
Publisher: Xlibris Corporation
Published: 2020-10-29
Total Pages: 199
ISBN-13: 1664140174
DOWNLOAD EBOOKIs your child trying to tell you something? Have they brought intrigue and fear when they say, “Mommy, when I was big” or when they know of things before they happen? Does fear set in when they speak of people who have passed and whom they have never even met? Are you frustrated because your child has been diagnosed with ADHD or other conditions because your child bounces off the walls, appears to have breakdowns, and is unable to focus? With inspiring stories from children, research, and personal experiences, Trish takes you full circle, offering another perspective and awakening you to highly sensitive empathic children and their journey from their past lives to the present, connecting the dots on the way and opening your eyes to a new understanding so you can nurture and guide your child in a world of major change and judgment. This book awakens you to the knowledge and understanding of your child’s authentic self.
Author: Louis Mazzullo
Publisher: AuthorHouse
Published: 2014-08-21
Total Pages: 250
ISBN-13: 1496930525
DOWNLOAD EBOOKWhen I Am 21 is an attempt to capture the spirit of the students with whom I worked in residential placement. The student papers are filled with hope and despair, sadness and happiness, poignancy, honesty, and deep longing. My hope is that this book will contribute to efforts towards working with these students to provide them with what they need, a top-quality education that offers academic pursuits, and especially for the majority of students, vocational training and interpersonal skills as essential parts of the curriculum. ?It is impossible to look at these student wishes and not be impressed by the desire to work. Work is the basis of community. It involves the giving and taking essential to human transactions, the fulfillment of wants and needs, the reciprocity of rights and responsibilities, and the culmination - hopefully - of an educational process that allows students to identify their interests and skills and to choose a job suitably commensurate with such.? (page 49). ?I find most noteworthy those wishes that refer to personal virtues (?be brave?, ?will listen?, ?to still pray?) and those that refer to a world outside of and bigger than ourselves (?a world without violence?, ?peace on earth?, ?help younger children to read?, ?everyone will stop killing animals?, ?will help the needy?).? (page 146) ?Peer relations are generally the greatest single indicator both of social/emotional health and happiness/sadness for individuals throughout society. Peer relations is the arena wherein questions of autonomy, maturity, morality, virtue and interpersonal satisfaction come together. Love interests encompass the spiritual, the emotional and the physical.? (page 197)
Author: Sophie Foster Ph.D.
Publisher: WestBow Press
Published: 2018-01-31
Total Pages: 339
ISBN-13: 1512795860
DOWNLOAD EBOOKThe impossible act of wholly loving a child with the expectation of letting them go, begins the gripping chronicle of a foster parents journey through the system, intermingling a once routine existence with a new kaleidoscope of biological relatives, social workers, and court-appointed officials. Suspenseful and engaging, this distinctive point of view coupled with insightful first-hand accounts from other foster parents, social workers, and former foster youth expertly intertwines real-life experiences from multiple perspectives. This unique tour de force will leave you cheering, emotionally winded, and mindfully contemplative. For anyone who is considering being, has been, or knows someone who has been a part of the foster care system, this narrative tale will leave you more informed and intentional about the roles each of us play in influencing the life of a child.
Author: Carolyn McLendon
Publisher: WestBow Press
Published: 2012-05
Total Pages: 142
ISBN-13: 1449749593
DOWNLOAD EBOOKJoy desperately reaches out for help because her single mom is dying. Living in an underprivileged part of town, their lives are filled with sickness, violence, fear, and danger. When My Mommy Dies, Can I Live with You? gives a glimpse of how an average empty-nester couple were compelled to help Joy. They learn the awful reality of the poverty and terror in a part of the city just a few miles from their home. God protects Joy and orchestrates events so their lives intersect. “I have known Dave and Carolyn for over thirty years. We have two girls the same ages as their two daughters. I have seen tremendous Christian growth in their lives over these years. The story in this Christ-centered book does not surprise me. It is filled with their practical faith and tender hearts as they continue to reach out to hurting people. It is informative as it exposes the dilemma of poor people whose lives have been affected by the HIV/AIDS virus and other social problems. It is challenging as it forces the reader to evaluate the quality of his/her own Christianity. It is almost a diary of their experiences and the reader will be a different person in many ways when the book is closed.” —Ben West, retired pastor and missionary to the Philippines
Author: Naomi Stadlen
Publisher: Penguin
Published: 2007-09-06
Total Pages: 340
ISBN-13: 110109852X
DOWNLOAD EBOOKInstead of preaching what mothers ought to do, psychotherapist Naomi Stadlen explains what mothers already do in the course of any exhausting day's work. Drawing from countless conversations with hundreds of mothers spanning more than a decade, What Mothers Do provides lucid insight into the true experience of motherhood and answers the perennial question common to mothers everywhere: What have I done all day? Stadlen's wise reflections, threaded throughout with the voices of real mothers, explore unsentimental reactions to motherhood-resentment, guilt, splintered identity, crippling inefficiency, and deadening fatigue. Yet the overriding sentiment is one of empowerment and wonder, as Stadlen illustrates how seemingly insignificant skills such as responding to a baby's colicky cry, being instantly interruptible, or soothing an overstimulated child to sleep profoundly contribute to an individual's socialization, self-worth, and curiosity. Remarkably perceptive and heartening, What Mothers Do will resonate with mothers everywhere in search of understanding and wisdom.
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Publisher: Dorrance Publishing
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Total Pages: 42
ISBN-13: 1434978982
DOWNLOAD EBOOKAuthor: Maret Johanson
Publisher: FriesenPress
Published: 2016-03-31
Total Pages: 276
ISBN-13: 1460280679
DOWNLOAD EBOOKWhen is doing the right thing the wrong thing to do? In a perfect world the answer would be never, but the world is seldom perfect—a hard lesson with tragic consequences for five-year-old Molly and her family in a sleepy rural town. It’s 1955, a time of innocence and simplicity, but behind closed doors, terrible cruelties are taking place at a neighboring farmhouse—its victim helpless to protect herself. Seeking comfort and at least some measure of independence, fifteen year old Nell takes on the role of farmhand, in spite of her youth and gender, and impresses everyone with her strength and reliability. At least at first. For Molly, who sees Nell as a playmate big sister and even a surrogate mother of sorts, it’s inconceivable that someone so sweet could bring so much bitterness and desolation into her life. She has no idea what’s coming. As Nell’s troubled home life begins to impact her work, attention is drawn to her vulnerability. Consequentially, the seemingly idyllic surface of Molly’s family life begins to unravel. With mental illness, resentment, and disillusionment, the family is torn apart at its core. The story unfolds from the perspectives of Molly, her father Billy, her mother Dora, and Nell—each struggling with their sense of invisibility over a ten year struggle. Author Maret Johanson has created a story that is poignant and insightful, and populated with complex, realistic characters to whom one cannot help but relate and empathize. This is a story of the power of human spirit, the will to survive against all odds, of forgiveness and redemption. As they grapple to put the shattered pieces of their lives back together, nobody will ever be the same. It is impossible not to be affected by … When I Became Invisible.
Author: Ilene S. Lefcourt
Publisher: Taylor & Francis
Published: 2024-08-15
Total Pages: 184
ISBN-13: 1040098878
DOWNLOAD EBOOKWhen Mothers Talk is an intimate book about early child development and motherhood which offers an extraordinary view of the first three years of life and practical information that rarely gets talked about. Ilene Lefcourt's unique experience leading groups for over 35 years with mothers, their babies, and toddlers informs every page. Lefcourt sensitively links mothers' childhood memories with current mother-child interactions, and exquisitely details mothers' unfolding insights. Vivid examples of mothers' memories, with hidden answers to typical questions and concerns, trigger the reader's own memories, self-reflection, and new ideas. The narrative approach of When Mothers Talk speaks directly to the reader and activates an experience similar to being in a supportive mother-baby-toddler group. Experienced and new mothers, infant mental health students, and experienced professionals will find this original book, grounded in long-established ideas, exceptionally informative and inspiring.
Author: Aileen Read
Publisher: AuthorHouse
Published: 2016-01-15
Total Pages: 94
ISBN-13: 1504973186
DOWNLOAD EBOOKThis book is about Cynthias experiences of life, death, and relationships. It also includes a look at her dysfunctional family members and tragedies of friends and family.