Collection: Parents Collection

The books in this series aim to help and support children going through the difficult and upsetting stages of bereavement by helping children to understand their feelings and the natural process of emotions of the loss of a loved one.

Cynthia Preston's book contains a collection of 30 crocheted hats, scarves, mittens and bootees with instruction in all the required crochet stitches and basic techniques. In addition, each pattern is coded according to the difficulty of the design.

Covering topics familiar to the age group, each book in this non-fiction series contains no more than 70 words. They are ideal for newly independent readers - including photo word banks for unfamiliar vocabulary. This title focuses on hearing.

Ideal for both the beginner and the advanced crocheter, this is a collection of 23 projects for crocheting garments for babies. Projects include a denim-inspired jacket, a delicate wrap cardigan and an emerald isle romper suit.

For this cookery book children were asked to dream up their favourite food and take over the kitchen, whilst celebrity chefs set out to make their dreams come true.

Parents and carers of young children can find out how to prepare healthy and nutritious food with the advice and step-by-step recipes in this book. The book also contains information on how to introduce children to food preparation in order to help them understand and enjoy the process.

Parents of boys will agree that getting sons to relinquish their nappies is often much harder than getting daughters to do the same. In this book, the authors provide a clear step-by-step guide to redressing this balance and address all the concerns that can particularly affect boys.

Life with a newborn baby or a toddler is hectic enough without having to spend hours in the kitchen preparing complicated recipes. This text presents 500 recipes for different mealtimes, situations and occasions - snacks, picnics and packed lunches, breakfast time, suppers, party treats, hearty s...

This text provides parents with information about dyslexia and dyspraxia and gives them practical ways to help their child, from understanding and recognizing the symptoms to getting support from schools and other networks.

The 'Reading Roundabout' series is ideal for newly independent readers. It includes photo word banks for unfamiliar vocabulary and covers topics familiar to the age group, with cross-curricular links to other subjects.