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Thin Tastes Better: Control Your Food Triggers and Lose Weight Without Feeling Deprived
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Sleep Deprived No More: From Pregnancy to Early Motherhood-Helping You and Your Baby Sleep Through the Night
Although there are many books on getting baby to sleep, Sleep Deprived No More focuses on someone else who isn't getting any rest — the mom! Organized trimester by trimester both during and after pregnancy, this guide is straightforward, accessibly written, and easy to navigate so moms can quickly get the help — and rest — they need. Covers sleep conditions common to pregnancy and afterward: In addition to erratic feeding schedules causing moms to lose sleep, there are many sleep issues specific to pregnancy and new motherhood, including Restless Legs Syndrome, Insomnia, Sleep Apnea, and more. Tips and tricks for making it through the day: Mindell also gives moms the lowdown on how to catch up on sleep and stay focused throughout the day, even if you're waking up every few hours at night. Includes sleep advice for baby, too: Included also is the author's expert advice on the best ways to get baby to sleep through the night, making this an all-in-one resource. .
Price: $0.43
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The White Wine Diet: Lose All the Weight You Want Without Feeling Deprived
Could there be a more perfect diet? This diet allows you to maintain a healthy, balanced eating plan that will make you drop weight off, and still allow you to drink up to three glasses of white wine every day. It might sound too good to be true, but it isn't—the secret to this diet is a simple matter of eating sensibly and taking all things in moderation The upshot is that you needn't feel hungry, and you needn't feel deprived of the good things in life. .
Price: $1.56
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Deprived Of Unhappiness
In this, his tenth book of essays, the irrepressible Sam Pickering wanders from the thickets of the old family farm in Nova Scotia, to a middle school athletic field, to his office as an involved English professor He examines the flowers and the trees and tells stories about people named Googoo and Loppie. He watches a daughter play soccer and a son row. He attends funerals, remembers the past, and imagines the future. And around him, the everyday world blossoms. Pickering writes to delight and sometimes to teach. And he is opinionated, especially when exposing "foolishness in low places." But this book is primarily about living, living within a family and with Everyman's hopes and fears..
Price: $11.01
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Piercing the Illusion: Setting Straight the Misrepresentations That Have in One Way or Another Deprived American Citizens of Their Individual Liberties for the past One Hundred and Forty-One Years
"Deals with the whys and wherefores of the dwindling of American Individual Liberties It sets straight the widespread misconceptions of what Freedom really is. It leads the reader through American history, revealing facts that are not taught in the established version of history to which our children are subjected. It exposes beyond a shadow of a doubt how Americans have been enslaved and don't even realize it. It names the individuals and presents irrefutable evidence of their treasonous acts. It reveals how America is 180 degrees from the purpose of its founding.".
Price: $406.19
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Bedtime Sucks: What to Do When You and Your Baby Are Cranky, Sleep-Deprived, and Miserable (...Sucks)
Do you suffer from sleep deprivation because... - Your baby only dozes off in your arms--rendering you unable to move?
- Your toddler refuses to nap and only goes to bed after five bedtime stories, three glasses of water, and the binkie that can never ever be washed?
- One expert tells you to let them scream themselves to sleep, while another says the family bed is best?
One thing's for sure: Nobody sleeps if the children don't. Amid all the conflicting advice, Bedtime Sucks is the only book to admit that trying to get your kid to sleep sure does suck! Inside, authors Joanne Kimes and Kathleen Laccinole cover: - Good sleep habits that start in the womb;
- The Zen Commandments of getting the baby to sleep through the night;
- Why the hand that rocks the cradle is the one that's constantly exhausted; and
- Travel dos and don'ts, potty training troubles, how to juggle more than one sleepy child at a time, and more.
With the signature hilarity that has made the Sucks series a hit, Kimes and Laccinole tackle bedtime, naptime, and all the wakey-wake time on the way to a full night's sleep..
Price: $4.06
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