Discusses medical and psycho-social aspects of the condition.  Provides authoritative and compassionate explanations of the ins and outs of treating and teaching your child strategies for living and learning with ADHD.

This book is designed to help parents of children who have special needs – including autism, Down syndrome, cerebral palsy, ADD and more. Different mothers share their experiences, their frustrations and joys.

This kit contains a book and a video (20 minutes). This kit is produced by an organization that advocates for teaching deaf children to speak not to sign. The booklet addresses finding out your child is hard of hearing, what are your options for communication, introduces oral deaf education, and addresses advocating for your child.  It presents almost solely the oral deaf education option.

This book is a reassuring and realistic one, delivering up-to-the-minute information on medical care in a warm, caring, and engaging voice. It covers topics related to premature babies like what the risk factors are,  how your preemie’s progress will be monitored and what kind of stimulation during the first year gives your baby the best chance. 

From how to handle the emotions and schedules to getting the right equipment, this book is full of great information to equip parents of multiple birth children.

This resource guide addresses many different concerns that parents of preemies have. Topics covered include survival tips, getting ready to bring your child home, feeding your child, coping with stress, and understanding your child’s development.  It is written simply with point form tips as well as stories from parents and professionals who live or work with preemies. At the end of each chapter there are books and website recommended.

This inspiring and enlightening guide by a practicing GP and mother of twins will be welcomed by all parents of multiple births who find that the stand baby and child guides fall short of their special needs. 

This book provides complete information for the parents from the moment they know that they will get more than they expected, right through the first challenging and exciting year with their babies. It also includes insightful roundtable discussions with others parents of twins who share their experiences.