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Frut puts a smile on Mum's face by Chris Young Pdf
“Frut puts a smile on Mum’s face’ is a picture book for young children. It tells the story of a little boy that has a day of fun at home with his Mum, his cat and his pet rabbit. He undresses, climbs, jumps and runs around his home thinking he is a super-hero. His mother smiles at all his tricks until it is time for his bath...
Lost in Motherhood: The Memoir of a Woman who Gained a Baby and Lost Her Sh*t by Grace Timothy Pdf
Previously published as Mum Face. Best described as The Wrong Knickers for mums, in this wry, resonant and darkly funny memoir, journalist Grace Timothy explores motherhood as an issue of identity.
Divorcing . . .But Always Your Mum and Dad by Peta Michael-Gomory Pdf
This full coloured, illustrated story book tells of the roller coaster emotional journeys of Royce, aged ten, and his nine-year-old sister, Deloyce, whose parents announce plans to separate and eventually divorce. The story addresses a number of issues in an amusing, age appropriate, reassuring style. The main focus is on the reactions of the young people to their parents’ decision and the period of time leading up to the day when, by parental agreement, Dad leaves the family home and moves into an apartment. The children call this day of departure M-day (Move day). Readers are assisted by a friendly guide called Cody who invents a clever word and provides information within each of the chapters plus a mind tingling brainteaser at the end of the story. Deloyce and Royce fear M-day and readers accompany them as they try to cope with unexpected thoughts, feelings, and experiences plus some weird but funny adventures.
Everyone who has a friend or family member with Alzheimer's in a nursing home should read this book. It provides a close look at the challenges faced not only by the people who suffer from Alzheimer's but also, just as importantly, by the people (including nursing home staff) who care about them. This book reveals much that is true about this disease and about caregivers- and the truth is often funny and always wearing. Court has addressed a painful subject but the book is a compelling read despite the hard truths. ... R. Dixon, WI We all live afraid of Alzheimer's--afraid that one day we will lose our mind to the disease or perhaps worse, that one we love will be afflicted. Caroline Court has written an achingly honest story of one woman's affliction and its devastating impact on the lives of those around her. Anyone who has ever cared for someone in a nursing home will immediately recognize the terrible dilemmas and compromises imposed by nursing care. A lively read, clever, and above all else, thought-provoking. this story will stay with you long after you close the cover on the last page. ... In Memphis, TN My sister is an advanced Alzheimer's patient who because of travel distance and difficulties I am only able to visit about once a year. I try to help a little by bringing back memories of our happy youth and family life together. However, this book brought home to me the time, effort, and love, some of it thankless, which is required of the immediate family and the professional staff and caregivers in the nursing home. I would recommend this book to those who wish a deeper insight into the wider but also detailed aspects of this tragic disease. ... William Young, PN
Four individual and complex stories about human development and the psychological nature of the mum and boy relationship. They explore the potential complexity of this connection and show how it can go badly wrong. A dead boy remembering tragedy from inside his coffin; a boy dealing with the death of his mum, who died by suicide; a teenager who mistakenly kills his father; a teenager dealing with hallucinations. Each compelling story covers a range of topics from mental health, suicide and psychological trauma. All with one thing in common - vulnerable human beings looking for survival.
I have been living a lie the whole of my life. Clearly I am not the person I thought I was. Isobel learns as an adult that she was adopted as a baby. After much soul searching, she decides to find out why and where her natural mother is now. At the same time, Rebecca [ Becca ] finds out about her own mothers long held secret which coincides with the start of a new relationship. The journey these two women take is emotional, thought provoking, delightful, and at times funny. How will it all ends? Is it the beginning of yet more personal stories to come?
"At 3am I was startled awake by the opening of the stairgate. Leaping out of bed I found Mum, clothes on over her pyjamas, grumbling she was fed up of being moved from pillar to post and was going home." When her mum was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease, Marianne Talbot decided she couldn’t put her into a care home. Instead, for five years, she looked after her mum in her own home. For nearly three of those years she chronicled for the readers of Saga Magazine Online the fears and frustrations, the love and the laughter, and the tears and the traumas of caring. Now, in this heart warming book, you too can meet Marianne, Mum, and the appalling Fatcat. You will also find plenty of practical tips for caring for someone with dementia and on staying sane whilst doing so, a resources and useful contacts section and Marianne’s reflections on caring from a distance, and on when caring comes to an end. Written for anyone, anywhere, who has anything to do with dementia or with caring; in reading it you will know you are not alone.
Ideal for early years to KS1 children who are learning at home. Daisy Upton has two little kids. She loves them - but they drive her mad. So, to try and keep her sanity she started to come up with quick, easy games using stuff from around the house. And @FiveMinuteMum was born. In her first book, she has collected 150+ games that take 5 minutes to set up & 5 minutes to tidy up. From pasta posting to alphabet knock down, it's a recipe book for guilt free parenting! And as Daisy was a teaching assistant, your little ones will be learning while they play! What could be better? GIVE ME FIVE is the perfect companion for anyone who wants five minutes peace. Also available: Five Minute Mum: Time For School Five Minute Mum: On the Go "I love Five Minute Mum. She's managed to come up with a huge array of activities for kids that are fun and educational yet don't require an Art degree or Diploma in Patience to execute."Sarah Turner, aka Unmumsy Mum
This book is written as testimony to a returnees nightmare. It is a well-known secret that when people live abroad or in another town or city, there is always a spiritual longing for the country or town/city they leave behind. Nobody expects to return back home after a span of years in a foreign country to surmountable responsibilities. On the contrary, one assumes to return home as a hero or live a quiet life with less pressing responsibilities. Leaving her adult children and friends she has lived with in England, the writer of the book returns back to her native country Zambia and realises that she has no support networks as people she perceived to be her friends have either moved on with their lives or moved to other parts of the country. As for her immediate family, they abandoned the responsibility of caring for an elderly mother solely on her. The writer finds the 24-7 caring experience both exhausting and at the best frustrating. Hence, she turns to writing down her mothers daily observations, which serves as an escape route as it evolves positively in her caring role. However, the author perceives her book as lasting memory to her mother whom she is nursing as she journeys through her twilight days. Though as a daughter, the writer would like to cling to fond memories of her mother in her previous life before the onset of dementia, the writer acknowledges that living and caring for her mother on a day-to-day basis has made her become aware of the fact that there is still life and fondness between daughter and mother despite the fact that the latter may be engulfed in a life of distortion and confusion. By providing a tender and loving care environment, the mother flourishes in physical health although there is nothing much one can do about the reversal of mental health well-being of a dementia sufferer.
Mum's Pink Pirate Cruise by Sylvia Lovina Chidi Pdf
Sheila Brown is a successful independent beautiful woman living and working in Brighton, as the Headmistress of a secondary school. She seems to have everything in life except love.She always appears to have problems with every man who comes into her life and is never able to hold down a loving, healthy relationship for long.Her relationship over the years with her Mum, who is retired and lives in Ireland, is also extra-ordinary and sometimes amusing. One day, out of the blue, Sheila finds herself embarking on an exotic spanish cruise on 'The Pink Pirate' with her Mum.There she meets the mysterious Francisca Carreno and the charming Italian Alanzo,which gets her to a point in her life where she begins to question her own sexuality as she appears to fall in love with Francisca.But Sheila has a diffcult decsion to make as she realises that the challenges of love and happiness often comes with a price.
Imagine being born the daughter of a mega-star. Inexhaustibly rich, unbelievably famous, and by a chance of fate trapped in an ultra-luxurious prison - the Royal Trocadero Hotel. Holly Bliss Winterman's mother is a mega-star. Literally. She has trouble finding time to squeeze Holly in between facials and press interviews - without the help of her trusty PA. But when someone threatens to kidnap Holly, her mother decides the safest place for Holly is by her side - then they can also spend more 'quality time' together. Oh no. What does a girl do when there's a kidnap threat hanging over you and you're not allowed to venture outside? When your Mum wants to turn you into a mini-version of herself, but you'd rather be a vet? Holly must struggle to assert her personality against all the odds.
Death. It happens every day. It's not an unusual event. It takes place in other people's lives. Then one day it knocks on your door and your world is smashed into a thousand tiny pieces in an instant. - Has this happened to you? - Do you feel lost and alone? - Do you feel there is no escape from the pain? Susan Ross, author of Hey Mum, It's Me, answered yes to all these questions when her eldest son, Jamie, was killed in a motor vehicle accident. Hey Mum, It's Me is a first-person memoir about life, death, and spirituality. It tells the story of the author's life, the loss of her son, and his communication to her after his death. It changed the focus of her career path. It examines death and grief and gives suggestions on how to put the shattered pieces back together in a new pattern so life can be lived again. Grief is the price we pay for loving someone. This book will show how to honour your grief and will help you feel you are not alone.
Mum’s Lovely Kid: Super CEO Daddy by Luo Yixue Pdf
Her father was arrested, her mother was hospitalized in a serious illness, and she had no money to take her mother to see a doctor. In desperation, she sold her body for money and chose to surrogacy for somebody. After she gave birth to a son, and had no time to hug him, the child was cruelly taken away. She was heartbroken watching the child being taken away, and soon felt a pain in her abdomen. It turned out that she was pregnant with twins. She left with her daughter alone, and after a few years of living, a man appeared, completely breaking her peaceful life.☆About the Author☆Luo Yixue, a well-known online novelist, she has authored many novels, most of which are urban romance. Representative works include: Mum’s Lovely Kid: Super CEO Daddy, Doting, etc.. The vividness and funny style is loved by readers.
This series of three short stories illustrates the life experiences and perspectives of a five-year-old girl through to the time she is fifteen. It challenges the relationships and bonds that she has with her immediate family when she learns not only how to adapt to living in a big city but also how to survive abuse. She does this while living with an Asian family in East London. The purpose of Mum and Me is to encourage all parents to ask for help when they find themselves in difficult situations where they or their children are in danger. Mum and Me is a way of reaching out to traumatized young adults and showing them how to cope with living with the physical and psychological scares that occur throughout their lives. It shows people that abuse in the family affects all the family members in different ways.
