Bursting with practical ideas, reassurances and collected wisdoms, "When Your Baby Cries" will restore your sanity. Bestselling childcare author Deborah Jackson reminds us that babies soak up all the love we have to give. Here are ten effective ways to care for even the most distressed baby, while looking after your own needs as well as boosting your confidence. You can learn how to relax, become your own expert and deal with unwanted advice. You can find out how crying works and why it gets out of control. You can discover babies' secret signals and how to cope with colic. Crying babies and harassed parents everywhere can breathe a sigh of relief: here is a way to restore the harmony of family life. It comes with a new foreword by the author.

Is there redemption for angels who have fallen? In this primer for all ages that question is answered.Journey along with an angel, who tells it's story to a human who has discovered it's descent and the reasons behind it.Can angels and humankind be saved?

Do you have a baby in the home? Do you worry about getting a good night’s sleep, for you, your baby, your entire family? There is a radical solution, one that use to be commonplace but has been eradicated through decades of Victorian values and well-meaning advice.

Fascinating and ground-breaking, Deborah Jackson explains why taking your baby into your bed each night prevents the traditional screaming wake up calls, and, vitally, rests the minds of worried parents. The book also contains practical advice, historical insights and interviews with happy parents.

‘I feel a good deal of sympathy towards anyone who tries to plead for infants’ right. Deborah Jackson does so ... thoroughly’ —Germaine Greer, Independent

‘Jackson provided intellectual justification for what we already instinctively felt was right. Co-sleeping was probably the best parenting decision we have made to date’ —The Times

‘Impeccably researched rulebook for the thoroughly modern mother ... Jackson makes a lively, impressive case for the benefits of sleeping with your baby’ Daily Mail