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Mirelle d’Allancé, What a tantrum!, Scholastic, 2004
It hasn’t been a good day for little Roberto and it gets even worse when he argues with his father! He gets so angry! …and he starts to feel a Thing growing inside… which gets bigger and bigger until it becomes a monster inside Roberto… which then materializes and starts destroying everything in Roberto’s room. But Roberto manages to tame it with a trick.
This is a story that tells children how this feeling (as important as all the feelings and emotions are) can be named, experienced and dealt with.
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Lara Zibners, If Your Kid Eats This Book, Everything Will Still Be Okay: How to Know If Your Child's Injury or Illness Is Really an Emergency, Grand Central Life & Style, 2009
Are you a parent who panics if your child hits his head or swallows pebbles in the aquarium? Here is a guide-vademecum-manual or handbook. This is a useful book to help you recognize when the child's discomfort is serious or not. This guide has an analytical index and presents many useful tips and suggestions that
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M. Fox, Ten Little Fingers and Ten Little Toes, illustrated by Helen Oxembury, Clarion Books, 2008
This book presents the discovery of the ten fingers and ten toes in the rhythmic form of a nursery rhyme. For its values and simplicity, it won BORN TO READ NATIONAL AWARD (2010) as "Best book for children between 0 and 36 months".
Inclusion and equality become essential values in the story: all children are equally important, each in their own way, preserving their own characteristics
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William Sears, Nighttime Parenting how to get your baby and child to sleep, Plume, 1985
The worldly renowned pediatrician-author encourages parents to trust their intuition and respond to their children's nocturnal needs. His solution for parents and children’ sleepless nights is co-sleeping, which means "sleeping all together in a bed".
He also clarifies how to co-sleep safely, the updated benefits of breastfeeding at night and other nocturnal dilemmas, such as how to help your baby fall
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Dear parents, we recommend some books that we believe are valid and enjoyable for your children... but we don't claim to be exhaustive! Also this list will be implemented over time…
Kathleen Amant, On your potty little rabbit, Clavis Publishing, 2008
Dick Bruna, Miffy (series), Simon & Schuster Children's UK, 2011
Rod Campbell, Dear Zoo, Junior Ape, Macmillan Children's Books, 2010
Eric Carle, The Very Hungry Caterpillar, Puffin, 2001
Eric Carle, The Very Busy Spider, Philomel Books