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Criando a su ni?o con orgullo Latino

c?mo ayudarle a su hijo a valorar su cultura y a triunfar en el mundo de hoy
2004
A parenting guide for Latinos that offers advice on all aspects of child-rearing, with emphasis on instilling a strong sense of cultural pride in their children.

La crianza pr?ctica de los hijos

1998
A guide to effective parenting, offering advice on how to prepare children for new or difficult situations, help them solve problems and make responsible decisions, reduce the power of peer pressure, and increase their self-esteem, and discussing issues of behavior, responsibility, and setting and achieving realistic goals.

Common sense parenting

learn-at-home video kit
2004
Shows parents how to build better relationships with their children, teaching practical skills for encouraging positive behavior, preventing misbehavior, correcting problem behaviors, handling emotionally intense situations, and helping children succeed in school.

It takes a village

and other lessons children teach us
2006

Trees make the best mobiles

simple ways to raise your child in a complex world
2001

Supernanny

how to get the best from your children
2005

For parents and teenagers

dissolving the barrier between you and your teen
2003
Psychiatrist William Glasser offers a different approach to raising and disciplining teenagers, describing the most common mistakes parents make, and suggesting different ways to deal with a variety of challenges.

Coping with Teen parenting

1995
This book discusses the experience of becoming a teenage parent, exploring such areas as physical and emotional changes in the mother, basic child care, discipline, caregivers, and financial planning.

The sex-wise parent

the parent's guide to protecting your child, strengthening your family, and talking to kids about sex, abuse, and bullying
2012
A parent's guide to protecting children, strengthening family, and talking to kids about sex, abuse, and bullying.

Nobel genes

2011
A boy whose manic-depressive mother has always told him that his father won a Nobel Prize, spends his time taking care of her and searching for clues to the identity of the Nobel Prize-winning sperm donor, eventually finding a truth he must learn to accept.

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