Recommended Books
Here is a selection of the books that I recommend. They are the ones
I prefer!
Books on Food...
"Gut and Psychology Syndrome, Natural
Treatment for Dyspraxia, Autism, A.D.D, Dyslexia, A.D.H.D, Depression,
Schizophrenia"
Dr.
Natasha Campbell-McBride MD, MMedSci (neurology), MMedSci (nutrition).
Editions Medinform 2004
The book to read if you truly want to understand
the link between the
digestive system and behaviour. Natasha has done an excellent job
in explaining complex things in a way that you will understand. She
leads you through the whole digestion process, down to the gut and it's
flora. You will gain a whole new understanding of how food affects, mood,
learning abilities, behaviour and the immune system.
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"They Are What You Feed Them"
Dr
Alex Richardson
What your child eats can have a profound effect on
his or her ability to read, write concentrate and remember things. Dr Alex Richardson
shows how nutrition impacts children's behaviour and learning. She
exposes the truth about what children eat - or fail to eat.
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"Eat Fat, Lose Fat"
Mary Enig, Sally Fallon
Are you afraid of dietary fats? Then read this book,
you will learn what politically correct nutritionists don't know
about!
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Books on Up Bringing, Parent–Child Communication...
"How to Talk So Kids Will Listen & Listen So Kids
Will Talk"
Adele Faber & Elaine Mazlish
If you were only to read one book on parent-child
communication, make it this one! This down-to-earth book is
written to make relationships with children of all ages less stressful
and more rewarding. The authors use innovative ways to solve problems.
In this book you will learn to cope with your child's family conflicts
peacefully.
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"Siblings Without Rivalry"
Adele Faber & Elaine Mazlish
A bestseller in the USA, Siblings Without Rivalry
offers serious advice for parents coming to terms with the unpleasant
conflicts that
arise when siblings forget they are human beings. The book is written
with humour, compassion and understanding.
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"The Happiest Baby On The Block"
Harvey Karp,
M.D.
A sensible and soft approach to baby crying. Dr Karp has searched
traditionnal ways of helping babies and has put it together with modern
research. The result is a respectful way of helping a crying baby to
become calm and happy!
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"The Happiest Toddler On The Block"
Harvey Karp, M.D.
How to talk to toddlers from 1 to 4. If you get over
feeling silly talking the way he suggests to your toddler, you will be
very happy with the results! The only thing I'm not so keen about is
the "time-out" technique.
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