Collection: Parents Collection

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.

Storytellers, poets, activity makers and artists of all kinds, all of them neurodivergent, have come together to produce the first Changeling annual, for kids aged 8 plus.

Aunt Zelda has a gift to give to Elmer from his Grandpa Eldo, but she can't remember what it is or where it is. Zelda's memory sometimes escapes her, and her hearing isn't what it used to be, so they set off together to find Grandpa Eldo and solve the mystery of the forgotten gift.

If you're looking for fresh, playful ideas to spark your baby's curiosity, build their confidence and support their development, look no further! Written by the renowned childcare experts at My First Five Years, the popular app designed to help parents support their child's physical, cognitive an...

Nicky and Candy's street shows how small things can be big barriers for blind or visually impaired people. Follow Nicky and her white cane, Candy, as they navigate their street and work with the reader to help make Better Places for all

Jasper Peach provides a practical and emotional guide for LGBTIQA+ families around the arrival of a new baby. Becoming a parent is already a challenging time, even more so if you don't see yourself reflected in mainstream parenting resources, culture or even language. But alphabet soup families a...

For many parents, toddlerhood is where they can get derailed on the feeding journey, finding that their child, who happily ate colourful, creative, home-cooked meals, suddenly refuses anything but fish fingers! Expert nutritionist Charlotte Stirling-Reed is here to help. Following on from her bes...

Explaining the complex concepts of dementia - such as brain function, disease progression and death - in a direct and age-appropriate way, as well as exploring children's feelings about these issues, this book caters for children aged 4+ who have a loved one at any stage of dementia.

She gave you everything. But what does she want in return? When Lizzie's daughter Meg is given a life-saving heart transplant, Lizzie feels hugely grateful to the nameless donor. Then she receives a letter from the donor's mother, Karen, asking to meet, and it seems like the least she can do. But...