Item category 2: Parent

Covering everything that parents or carers of young children will need to know about toilet training, this book includes step-by-step instructions on all aspects of potty training.

This series helps support children going through the difficult and upsetting stages of bereavement through understanding the natural process of emotions that result from the loss of a loved one.

For children going to nursery school or 'big school' for the first time, this CD takes them through a magic garden, touching the 'brave' and 'confidence' flowers, receiving suggesions for going to school feeling relaxed, brave and happy.

Intended for children who need to boost their self confidence, this CD gives powerful suggestions for confidence and self esteem. Children are encouraged to imagine themselves acting more positively in everyday situations at home and at school.

Designed to help children relax and let go of worries and axieties using calming imagery. The more they listen, the more they are able to get things back into proportion, allowing them to feel calm and in control.

Regular listening to this CD enables children of all ages to let go of unwanted, anxious thoughts and feelings that have previously prevented them from sleeping. It encourages feelings of calm and ease as they wait patiently for sleep to come upon them.

In this CD Lynda uses the power of the child's imagination and takes them on an interactive fantastical journey on a flying hammock to a special 'better and better' pool where they can play in the water and leave their old thumb sucking habit behind.

Using the power of the child's imagination, this gentle self-help hypnotherapy recording aims to raise self-esteem by replacing unwanted negative thoughts with positive ones in children 6-9 years.

Every parent wants their child to swim - for safety, for fun, and for fitness. Written in collaboration with leading baby and child swimming experts, this text is a practical, easy-to-use guide which shows how to help a child learn.

Mum and Dad decide it's time they told the children about the facts of life. But it turns out it's up to the children to put them right on a few things.