Bøger i Lansky, Vicki serien

Mama and Papa Bear share their exciting news--there's going to be a new baby bear. This delightful, illustrated story shares KoKo's experiences during pregnancy, birth, and Mama's homecoming--even a bit of jealousy. Full-color illustrations.

Lansky offers a comprehensive and creative guide filled with tips on everything from sending invitations to writing thank-you cards, with party themes, ideas for favors, entertainment, and decorations in between. Recipes and menu ideas are also included--with an emphasis on special dietary needs--and step-by-step planning and shopping checklists. 13 illustrations.

Readers get over 500 ideas for using and reusing all kinds of bags to organize and enhance their lives. Tools, toys, and even art are among the crafts that make use of paper, plastic, and other kinds of bags. 10 illustrations.

Now fully revised and updated with a parents' guide, "Period" explains in a straightforward manner the changes all girls go through, answers common questions, and includes a brief description of a pelvic exam. 60 illustrations.

This collection of activities helps parents keep pace with baby's changing abilities. Each section includes developmental information, fun routines, songs, and rhymes.

This journal, special gift, and treasured keepsake uses warm phrases and appealing designs on one page and fill-in lines on the opposite page to help parents pay tribute to their new child. Full-color illustrations.

From making an omelet extra fluffy to deodorizing those musty household smells, from improving flossing and mouth freshness to washing clay flower pots without leaving residue, this book offers hundreds of tips for making the most of baking soda.

This practical guide provides a wealth of hints to help a sleepless child get that much-needed rest. Whether it's colic, crying, bedtime, naptime, bad dreams, or the inevitable "I need a drink of water," the author suggests an innovative solution, from capturing the "scary monster" in a paper bag to discouraging sleepwalking with a bell on the doorknob. The book also discusses how parents can cope with their own loss of sleep and when, or whether, to let the baby into their bed.