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Raising Tiny Humans: A Handbook for Parenting Toddlers

Raising Tiny Humans: A Handbook for Parenting Toddlers

Current price: $14.99
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Publisher:
Familius
ISBN:
9781641707558
Pages:
208
Language:
English
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Description

Liz Swenson’s Raising Tiny Humans is your illustrated field guide to navigating the wild jungle of parenting toddlers.
 
It’s a jungle out there in the wild world of parenting! Just when you think you’ve got it down, a new phase emerges to keep you on your toes. There are plenty of books about the first year and caring for an infant, but once you have a curious, tottering toddler who seems intent on finding danger, it’s a whole different animal!
 
With this full-color illustrated field guide as your constant companion—full of tips, tricks, and a healthy dose of humor—you’ll feel confident embarking on the adventure of parenthood for kids ages one and beyond! With chapters on body and brain development, behavior, and the ever-pressing question of how to help your child become the best human they can be, Raising Tiny Humans is the compass every parent needs to guide them on their way. If you're looking for a funny parenting book with heart and practical advice, this is the one to keep on your nightstand.

About the Author

Liz Swenson is a high school math teacher with a master’s in Mathematics. She is the author and illustrator of You Got This, Mama! From Boobs to Blowouts a Survival Guide for New Moms. Liz lives in sunny San Clemente, California, with her husband and three perfect children.
 

Praise for Raising Tiny Humans: A Handbook for Parenting Toddlers

Raising Tiny Humans is equal parts validation, helpful tips, and much-needed encouragement for toddler parents. It’s as if the sweet mama friend you met at yoga is offering you a hug, a snack, and unwavering confidence in your parenting abilities… and suddenly you know that everything will be okay!—Shawna Lander, @Shawnathemom