Títulos en Crianza y familia

In a small, rural community in Michigan, a child’s innocence is shattered. A decade of abuse carried out at the hands of his parents is hidden behind the idyllic façade of the American dream. As the child grows, riding a bike becomes one of his few escapes… a fleeting glimpse of freedom and joy in a life otherwise clouded in darkness and shame.

Michael seemed like a typical New Yorker and in a lot of ways he was. He had a swagger and an accent that was unmistakable. That's what he wanted people to think about him. And he risked his life on 9/11 to come to the aid of his city. He was a hero-but that was not always the case throughout much of his life. Rescued from a life that was heading into crime and prostitution, Michael was reset on a road to become a responsible citizen.

Nothing You Do Will Change Them is not a book about fixing difficult people. It is a precise examination of what happens when effort meets a system that does not respond. Many people recognize narcissistic behavior—deflection, inconsistency, emotional reversal, shifting standards—but remain caught in a quieter loop: Trying to find the right words. Trying to improve the interaction. Trying to create stability where none holds. This book follows that loop to its natural end. Not through advice. Not through strategies. But through direct observation of what actually happens over time.

What do you do when the life you dreamed of for your child… never comes? In Delighting in Ben, Brandon Boyd shares a powerful Christian memoir about fatherhood, faith, and raising a child with special needs. When his son is diagnosed with developmental challenges, Brandon is forced to confront disappointment, unanswered prayers, and a faith that suddenly feels tested. Instead of easy answers, he discovers something deeper—God’s presence in the middle of pain.

Help your teens grow into the very best versions of themselves! From rule-breaking and risk-taking to defensive communication and disrespect, parenting a teenager can feel like modern warfare—but it doesn’t have to be that way. In 1-2-3 Magic Teen, Thomas W. Phelan, an internationally...

A comprehensive guide to ADHD's symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment in children by the author of the bestselling parenting book 1-2-3 Magic. Empower your child with ADHD to thrive and succeed with this comprehensive family resource from parenting expert and child psychologist Dr. Thomas Phelan...

Após o nascimento dos gêmeos, Suzy Giordano, que já tinha três filhos pequenos, passou a dormir 45 minutos por noite. A brasileira radicada nos Estados Unidos chegou a seu limite e decidiu criar um método para melhorar sua qualidade de vida. 12 horas de sono com 12 semanas de vida é o resultado de sua experiência em casa somada a consultorias a centenas de pais. Suzy percebeu a tendência dos bebês de pular as mamadas da noite quando suas necessidades nutricionais eram atendidas durante o dia. Seu método ensina um bebê de aproximadamente quatro quilos a dormir doze horas.

Um dos grandes desafios da parentalidade moderna é quebrar o ciclo e abandonar comportamentos adultos que nos feriram quando éramos crianças. O problema é que, no momento em que nossos filhos nos põem à prova, acabamos reproduzindo exatamente o que juramos nunca repetir. Ao mesmo tempo, navegar por essas situações incômodas é um trabalho exaustivo e solitário. Com sua extensa experiência em terapia familiar, Bryana Kappadakunnel apresenta um leque de ferramentas para pais e mães lidarem com essas feridas.

Abandoned at nine by his mother and broken by years of unimaginable abuse, by seventeen, Robert is a runaway, navigating the unforgiving streets of Baltimore with nothing but his resilience and a fierce will to survive. In a world where trust is a gamble and kindness is a distant memory, he fights to outrun the shadows of his past. Rescued by a pastor's wife, he is welcomed into a loving home where his pain is buried. Years later, Robert must decide if he will remain a prisoner of his memories or rise above them.

If you thought you'd already laughed your sensible shoes off… think again. Funny Stories for Seniors 4 is here—and it's bigger, bolder, and bursting with the kind of clean, clever humor that makes you snort into your coffee and then immediately share it with your spouse.

On a quiet Missouri farm, Marvin Wilmes's childhood is shaped by the warmth of a sprawling Catholic family and the gentle rhythms of rural life. But when a series of losses—his beloved dog, a cousin's tragic drowning, the death of President Kennedy—shatter that innocence, Marvin's faith begins to falter. As he grows, the questions deepen: Why does God seem silent in the face of heartbreak? How do you hold on to hope when prayers go unanswered? In this candid memoir, Marvin traces his journey from the security of family traditions through the storms of grief, rebellion, and spiritual drift.

As Lisa Turvan lies in a hospital room preparing to give birth to her first child, the biggest pain in her life has less to do with being in labor and more to do with a visit from her overbearing mother-in-law Joy who seems to be on a one-woman mission to convince Lisa to eat an "Omen Bear," a strange gummy candy that Joy swears will reveal visions of the child's future. Skeptical but humoring her, Lisa finally tries one. What follows is a series of vivid, unsettling visions —frightening symbolic glimpses of her child’s dark future with seemingly no real context.

Parenting an anxious teen can feel like walking on eggshells. One moment they shut down, the next, they explode. Conversations turn into arguments, silence turns into distance and you’re left wondering what you’re doing wrong. You’re not failing. You’re navigating anxiety during one of the most emotionally intense stages of brain development. This audiobook gives you a clear, practical roadmap to understand what’s really happening inside your teen’s mind and what you can do about it.

In this deeply human memoir, Lisa Plumb confronts the reality of being abused by those entrusted with her care, and how that harm continued to shape her life long after childhood ended. With clarity and courage, she traces her path through abuse, addiction, and survival, revealing how mental health, legal, and social systems meant to help instead compounded her trauma well into adulthood.“There was a time I couldn’t even imagine a life like this, stable, peaceful, purposeful. As a child, I knew only fear, confusion, and the ache of being unprotected.

¡HASTA QUE LA MUERTE NOS SEPARE! El matrimonio es mucho más que una promesa: es un compromiso que se construye día a día sobre la confianza, la comunicación y el crecimiento mutuo. Cada relación es única, pero todas atraviesan etapas, desafíos y momentos que pueden poner a prueba incluso...

Powerful skills to help you reconnect and rebuild your relationship with your child after a divorce or separation. If you've gone through a divorce or separation and it has negatively affected your relationship with your child, you should know that you are not alone. When families split into two...

En fin de compte, être parent, c'est accompagner son enfant jusqu'à ce qu'il comprenne le monde et devienne autonome. Pour nourrir ce processus, il faut lui offrir la liberté et la sécurité qui stimulent sa créativité et sa capacité de découverte. Or la parentalité coercitive restreint la liberté, freine l'apprentissage et nuit, finalement, à l'épanouissement de l'enfant.

"Osmundson’s 2022 essay collection Virology established the NYU professor as a voice of his generation…In Spawning Season, Osmundson looks at queer parenthood and the natural world" -Boston Globe “A singular and deeply moving book. Osmundson has birthed a profound meditation on family and...

“A must read” – GIOVANNA FLETCHER “A powerful, important read for every woman” – KIMBERLEY WALSH “I wish I’d had this book when I had my babies – it should be available on the NHS!” – SARA COX Motherhood changes everything. The physical and mental challenges mothers...

Read by the author, Ella Willis. A joyful, realistic and relatable guide to being autistic, whether you know you are, think you may be or love someone who is. There are three reasons why this audiobook is called Literally: Number 1: Autistic people can take things literally. Number 2: This is a...