Collection: Parents Collection

This massage book concentrates on stopping a baby crying and soothing an infant to sleep. At each developmental stage child psychologist Dr Heath explains why massage is beneficial. It includes routines for after a bath, nappy changing and bedtime.

Being massaged makes babies relax and cope better with stress, improves their muscular coordination and flexibility and helps them straighten tightly flexed hands and legs. And who better to teach parents how to acquire these essential skills than Peter Walker, the world's best-known baby massage...

Updated annually, 'Baby Names' is the UK's bestselling naming book. Featuring over 8,000 of the most up-to-date names, including royalty, celebrity trends and which names are rocketing up the charts and advice on dealing with family expectations.

This illustrated gift book assembles everything a parent would want to know about swaddling - if they weren't to sleep-deprived to ask. It features origami techniques combined with advice from pediatricians and tips from parents to produce no-fail swaddles with style.

'Baby-led breastfeeding' is different from most other breastfeeding books. It reveals what babies instinctively know about how to 'do' breastfeeding, and why following their lead makes for a more successful and fulfilling feeding relationship.

Want a baking book filled with mouth-watering recipes that you will actually want to bake? This cookbook is perfect for all teen bakers, whether you're a baking novice or you can ice cupcakes in your sleep. It is the baking book that teaches you the basics as well as challenges you to flex your b...

Contemporary anti-kitsch baking book, created by Adelle Smith, baker and founder of the award-winning children's baking company BKD. Set apart from other children's cookbooks by stunning photography and lifestyle ideas, this stylish and accessible book gives the reader ideas for creating and styl...

An informative, supportive and practical handbook for any parent facing the challenges of bringing up children without a partner.

How can parents and care-givers best support their gender expansive children? Drawing on the author's own experience with her grandchild, this book encourages adults to redefine their understanding of gender in order to understand and support their child more fully.