Bøger af Sara Dean

When it comes to raising kids, there is no owner's manual. You have to figure it out as you go. As a new parent it is easy to feel overwhelmed and wonder if you are doing things right or are you going to scar your kid for life if you feed him his sweet fruity baby food before you have introduced his bland vegetables. Will it give him a sweet tooth like your nosy neighbor insists it will? And what about potty training? What's the secret to getting your daughter to give up diapers? This book will answer these questions along with many others that many parents wonder about. It also has home remedies to keep you out of the doctor's office, ways to sneak vegetables in to your child's stomach when they are the pickiest eaters in your neighborhood, discipline strategies for sticky situations and some funny and touching stories about real life infants and toddlers. It even includes two recipes from the very popular "Sneaky Chef" cookbooks by Missy Chase Lapine. This book will offer creative solutions to the challenges you will face as a parent. So quit wondering about what you should do, get a creative answer and have a good laugh all at the same time, with "How to Raise a Happy, Healthy Child from Birth to Age Five". About the ExpertSara Dean lives in West Virginia with her husband, her two kids and all of the stray animals that her kids keep bringing home. She spends her days with her two younger sisters. The first was born when she was fifteen and the second was born when she was twenty. By the time she had had own children, she already had plenty of experience with kids. Along with writing non-fiction, Sara is also the author of three children's books and one young adult fiction book. You can check out all of her books by looking up her name at www.amazon.com. HowExpert publishes quick 'how to' guides on all topics from A to Z by everyday experts.

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The Vain Little Butterfly is about a butterfly that becomes prideful because of his great beauty. He is mean to all the other butterflies and eventually ends up all alone because of his actions. One day he is captured in a jar by a little boy because of his great beauty. While he is trapped in the jar he realizes how mean he had been to the other butterflies. He is suddenly set free by the little boy because the little boy realizes that he should not keep the beautiful butterfly trapped in a jar. When the butterfly is set free he realizes that beauty is not the most important quality and that he should be kind to other butterflies even if they are not as "beautiful" as himself.

Ricky Beam was six years old. He was four feet tall with blond hair and green eyes. He loved adventure and often would get into trouble, because he wouldn't listen to his mother.Ricky loved the garden and he wasn't allowed to go there without his mother or father. Sometimes he would sneak into the garden without his parents knowing. He would sit and talk to the plants, and watch them grow.It was one of those times he had his garden adventure.This story presents science in a fun way for children to understand the natural processes that cause plants to grow and the factors that can interfere with that growth.

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