Age 1-3 Boys & Girls Moving our children from potty to toilet can be almost as difficult as getting them on the potty in the first place. With warmth and sensitivity, author Yvonne Jones guides little boys and girls through the challenges and rewards of transitioning from a potty to a grown-up toilet. A helpful "Note to Parents" is included. "An adorable book that builds confidence and sets the stage for a successful transition." "Colleen Brunetti, M.Ed., C.H.C., Potty Time Specialist" "Throughout the book, there are constant reminders that trying something new is fun. And good. And brave. And how being a Big Kid feels awesome." "Jamie Glowacki, Author of "Oh Crap Potty Training"" "Hip, Hip, Hooray Teeny Totty is the BEST at 'showing' how to use the BIG Potty " "Teri Crane, Author of "Potty Train Your Child In Just One Day"" To learn more about the author and Teeny Totty, visit www.LoewenHerz-Creative.com/Teeny-Totty

Ages 3-6 Boys & Girls Help your little ones learn and retain their address, phone number, other emergency numbers, and several other pieces of valuable information that every child should know by singing this collection of songs set to the familiar tune of nursery rhymes. All rhymes are fully customizable so that you can help your children remember their personal information.

The Garbage Book For The Biggest Garbage Fan From front-loaders to rear-loaders, from dumpsters to regular garbage cans, this wonderfully illustrated book has it all. Lots of colorful PAINTINGS by hand of the different types of garbage trucks and garbage cans, with plenty of age-appropriate, informative and interactive text. Your little one will want to read it over and over again.

A simple story of one mother's grief turned into a message for the world that our loved ones are communicating with us even after they die. It is written from a sibling perspective. Some of the pictures are real and some were improvised to fit the story. Charlie is the story The events in the second half of the book are communications. It is my hope that the pictures will tell the story as well as the words. I hope readers will begin to think about how the lost loved ones in their own life may try to communicate with them. Our loved ones are constantly communicating with us from the other side. I hope that people will begin a conversation about the way that the loss has brought them gifts and begin to move on. As the healing begins from the death of a loved one I hope this picture book will get parents and children talking. It maybe something that you have to come back to over and over to experience feelings and memories of your loved ones. It may even be for adults who have blocked their feeling of joy and are only in the feeling of grief. It is a simple relatable journey to begin healing. It is a project I completed for my own healing. Charlie died of cancer in 2006 but he was 21 at the time. I chose to use pictures of his years of life between 4-7. These are sweet images that bring back fond memories. I hope you enjoy the story and the pictures that I have shared with you. And thank you for going on this journey with me.

This volume reflects a new commitment by American anthropologists to engage in what has been called the anthropology of racism: the analysis of systems of inequality based on biological differences. Comprising 9 papers and related commentary, ""African Americans In the South"" examines racism, class stratification and sexism as they bear on the African-American struggle for social justice, equality and cultural identity in the South. The essays fall into three broad categories: economic survival strategies, health and reproductive problems and religious responses to the larger society. Essays in the first category discuss African-American teen pregnancy and mutual aid societies. The second group focuses on health practices and knowledge among blacks in a Georgia town, African-American midwifery in North Carolina, an AIDS education program in a Tennessee city and eating habits in rural North Carolina. The essays in the last category emphasize the diversity of the African-American religious experience by focusing on black Pentecostals, Jews and Mormons in the South.

This popular series brings you extensive biographical and career information on more than 20, 000 professionals currently working in the entertainment industry, including performers, choreographers, directors, technicians, writers, composers, producers, executives, designers, critics and more. Recent biographees include: Drew Carey and Kathy Kinney Ellen DeGeneres and Anne Hecht Kevin Sorbo and Lucy Lawless Damon Wayans and Keenan Ivory Wayans Dennis Miller and Sandra Bernhard Deidre Hall and Joan Lunden And many, many others Contemporary Theatre, Film & Television includes birth dates, parental and marriage information, education data (including professional training), political and religious affiliations and military service -- plus, details on writings, recordings, awards and nominations and memberships

This popular series brings you extensive biographical and career information on more than 20, 000 professionals currently working in the entertainment industry, including performers, choreographers, directors, technicians, writers, composers, producers, executives, designers, critics and more. Recent biographees include: Drew Carey and Kathy Kinney Ellen DeGeneres and Anne Hecht Kevin Sorbo and Lucy Lawless Damon Wayans and Keenan Ivory Wayans Dennis Miller and Sandra Bernhard Deidre Hall and Joan Lunden And many, many others Contemporary Theatre, Film & Television includes birth dates, parental and marriage information, education data (including professional training), political and religious affiliations and military service -- plus, details on writings, recordings, awards and nominations and memberships