Baby's First Words for a Birthday Party! With its pretty illustrations and baby-friendly format, this adorable board book is perfect to introduce little ones to new words as they learn about celebrating birthdays. Our Baby's First Words series is the perfect way to teach your baby new words to celebrate: Christmas, Easter, Halloween and Birthdays.

Baby's First Words for Christmas! With its pretty illustrations and baby-friendly format, this adorable board book is perfect to introduce little ones to new words as they learn about Christmas. Our Baby's First Words series is the perfect way to teach your baby new words to celebrate: Christmas, Easter, Halloween and Birthdays.

Baby's First Words for Easter! With its pretty illustrations and baby-friendly format, this adorable board book is perfect to introduce little ones to new words as they learn about Easter. Our Baby's First Words series is the perfect way to teach your baby new words to celebrate: Christmas, Easter, Halloween and Birthdays.

With "Watchful Concern" Haim Omer presents the next level of his concept for a development-friendly way of dealing with parents with their children. Based on the principles of "parental presence", the model of "new authority" and the anchor function relevant to attachment, this book deals with the basic parental attitude on which active and respectful participation in the life of your child is based. In the implementation, "watchful concern" is understood as a graded procedure that ranges from "open" to "focused attention" with a view to everyday life to measures that unequivocally limit the (mostly) young people's scope for action. In the vast majority of cases, it is not necessary for parents to pull out all the stops in this sense. With the help of a large number of instructive examples on various problem constellations, such as how to deal with money, the consumption of addictive substances, internet use and driving, it becomes clear which options for action parents have to consolidate their own position - entirely for the good of their child on its way more self-care.