Collection: Parents Collection

Welcomed by thousands of parents, this book shows how to recognise and overcome A.D.H.D., a controversial condition which disrupts learning abilities and causes hyperactive behaviour, particularly in children.

Attwood's guide will assist parents and professionals with the identification, treatment and care of both children and adults with Asperger's Syndrome. The book covers all aspects of the syndrome from language to social behaviour and motor clumsiness.

This fifth title in Babette Cole's bestselling series of 'family dilemmas' deals with puberty. The text takes the form of a conversation between a small girl and her teddy bear, with Mr and Mrs Hormone responsible for the havoc wrought!

Illustrated throughout, this series encourages children to explore their feelings about personal issues which may affect them. In this book, kids discuss what becoming a big brother or sister means.

Aimed at parents, this guide sets out ways which encourage children to become confident readers. It covers how to use libraries, how talking helps reading and reading in schools. It also provides tips to prepare children for learning to read.

Pete and his toy bear Polo set off for their first day at the nursery, where both of them play, paint, build with blocks and make lots of new friends.

When a stepfamily is created, children can find it difficult to discuss or even identify the problems. Intended as a starting point for discussion with children, this book includes a story to encourage children to express their own feelings.

In this thought-provoking new series, children talk about their feelings, and how they cope with difficult emotions and situations.

There is a lot which may be done to challenge and encourage a child's talents and abilities. This title aims to steer parents in the right direction, identifying key areas for development that are needed to promote targets.