The Scarlet Pimpernel: This is probably my favorite novel. Thanks to the Campbell Ward book club for introducing me to this one.
I bought this before Trevor was born and still use it sometimes. It lists baby topics alphabetically and I like that "encyclopedia" style.
Lately I have been wanting to buy more parenting books so I can easily read about something when I need it rather than wait for the library reserve system. I thought about the money they would cost and the space they would take up at home. But then I remembered Birch's textbooks (and mine, even though most are in storage). Feeling justified, I bought another "mom textbook," Love and Logic. I've read it before but want to read parts again.
I think my friend Kat recommended this book and I like what I've read so far. I had to return it to the library before finishing because of that darn reserve system so this might be my next purchase.What parenting books do you own or wish you did?
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I read so many different sleep books when Saku wasn't sleeping. I liked Healthy Sleeping Habits, Happy Child. I haven't really read that many other books since I haven't had to tackle any discipline etc. I did get a book about baby foods and I might actually try to make some of my own...we'll see:)
Bright from the Start is a great parenting book by Jill Stamm. It lists activities you can introduce to your child at different ages to stimulate their brains in three ways; attention, bonding, and communication. I also ready Baby Wise before Noah was born and I went back to it a few times just ater taking him home when I had trouble nursing him.
I need to buy Love & Logic. That's a good one.
Sneaky Camille, when did you move your blog? I thought you had deleted it but then I found it again through Tia's blog. Should I update your link on my blog or are you in cognito now?
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