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The Best Friends' Guide to Surviving the First Year of Motherhood
Vicki Iovine
Amazon
Price: £6.99
Witty,
human, perceptive and comic, this book is guaranteed to
make any new (or not-so- new) mum laugh, relax and reminisce
about their own wonderful, special experiences; essential
reading for every mother's bookshelf.
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Public Health in Policy and Practice: A Sourcebook for Health
Visitors and Community Nurses
Sarah Cowley Amazon
Price: £16.14
This
book is a key text for health visitors and other community
health nurses for whom public health is the key issue for
future practice. It examines and defines public health nursing,
explores its theoretical basis and provides a guide to practice
issues. A range of perspectives
will be provided, each evaluated to demonstrate their rationale
and implications for practice.
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From Birth to Five Years: Children's Developmental Progress
Mary D. Sheridan , Marion Frost (Editor), Ajay Sharma (Editor)
Amazon
Price: £7.60
Based
on the work of Mary Sheridan, this text sets out each stage
of normal development in young children. The authors also
describe suitable developmental tests for hearing and vision,
advise when to refer a child for specialist attention and
provide information about support services available to
children and families with special needs. This second edition
has been revised and fully updated to take account of the
latest legislation and research.
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Health Visiting: Specialist Community Public Health Nursing
Anne Robotam , Marion Frost Amazon
Price: £20.24
This
book is an essential resource for health visiting students
that reflects the key changes required of health visiting
practice at the beginning of the new millennium. It is a
key text for specialist practitioner programmes and also
for existing practitioners who are furthering their practice
and academic development.
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The Teacher Practitioner and Mentor in Nursing, Midwifery,
Health Visiting and the Social Services (Teacher Preparation
& Development S.)
Peter Jarvis , Sheila Gibson Amazon
Price: £17.00
New
developments in adult learning are examined, and the concept
of the learning experience is discussed, with particular
emphasis on reflective practice and the quality of learning
experience. Full consideration is given to assessment of
knowledge and skills, covering topics such as profiling
and portfolios, credit transfer and assessment of prior
learning.
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Unconditional Parenting: Moving from Rewards and Punishments
to Love and Reason
Alfie Kohn Amazon
Price: £13.41
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What to Expect When You're Breastfeeding and What If You
Can't?: How to Feed and Settle Your Baby and Have a Life
of Your Own
Clare Byam-Cook Amazon
Price: £7.99
The
author, a trained midwife and breastfeeding counselor, stresses
that the most important thing is that the baby is fed -
whether by breast or bottle - and that the mother should
feel comfortable with whatever she chooses to do. She provides
a wide range of practical advice and information.
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What to Expect the First Year
Arlene Eisenberg , Heidi E. Murkoff , Sandee E. Hathaway
Amazon
Price: £9.09
Now
fully revised and updated, this comprehensive and practical
month-by-month guide clearly explains everything parents
need to know - or might be worrying about - in the first
year with a new baby. Featuring special sections on older
siblings, traveling with a baby, adopted babies, and specific
problems, as well as a first aid guide and charts on monthly
growth and development, feeding and sleeping habits, this
is the only book on infant care to address both the physical
and the emotional needs of the whole family.
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