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|  | | 100 Recetas Sanas Para Ninos
Shows how to prepare quick, tasty, and nutritious meals for children, sharing recipes that have the added benefit of improving their mood and behavior.
| |  | | The Facebook Diet: 50 Funny Signs of Facebook Addiction and Ways to Unplug
A humorous gift book that takes a tongue-in-cheek look at our love of social media.
A humorous gift book that takes a tongue-in-cheek look at our love of social media through a series of 50 hilarious cartoons that complete the question "You Know You're a Facebook Addict When...?" by identifying the more idiotic, embarrassing and cringe-worthy behaviors of our social networking excess.br />
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With over 1 billion people now on Facebook (that's 1 in every 7 people on the planet) and 34% of all users checking their account before brushing their teeth or hair in the mornings, it seems most can confess to an addictive Facebook habit; whether | |  | | The Top 100 Recipes for Happy Kids: Keep Your Child Alert, Focused, Active
Delicious recipes mixed with sound advice to help you and your family develop healthy eating patterns for life!
As experts pay closer attention to how junk food affects children’s behavior, it’s become increasingly clear that a well-nourished child is also a happy one. The great news is that it’s easy to make changes that will improve kids’ brain function, concentration, and outlook on life. Here are quick, delicious, and nutritious meals that will help grow a more contented, better behaved child, from an energy-boosting breakfast of blueberry and apple muffins to chicken dippers, a brown roll, and muesli munchies for the lunchbox. Try sweet potato wedges for an afternoon snac | |  | | Your Legacy of Love: Realise the Gift in Goodbye
An insightful guide on preparing for the worst, this book explains how we can minimise the suffering for surviving family members by taking advance action to create a Legacy of Love. Grief expert and inspirational speaker, Gemini Adams takes us on a practical journey of discovery, teaching us that our real wealth lies not in our Financial Assets but our Emotional Assets—our stories, lessons, values, and more importantly, our love and affection—tangible things that will alleviate our family’s suffering and leave them with a priceless gift to be treasured forever.
Imagine the worst has happened, an accident, plane crash or terminal illness. Your children, family and friends must now survive without you. Perhaps you wrote a Will, leaving your house, car or some cash to help them with their loss. But unfortunately, these 'things' won't alleviate the shock, depression, and loneliness of their grief.
Your 'i>Financial Assets/b>/i>' won't provide the ongoing love and support they'll need, as author Gemini Adams discovered when she lost her Mum to cancer at a young age. Wondering if her desire for a more loving legacy was shared, she question | |  | | Your Legacy of Love: Realize the Gift in Godbye
Award-winning British grief expert, Gemini Adams, gently explains how moms, dads, and grandparents can realize the gift in goodbye, by taking six simple steps to share their wisdom and affection in a legacy of love, so that surviving loved ones will suffer less, if the “worst” should ever happen.
After losing her own Mom to cancer at a young age Gemini quickly learnt that a typical inheritance doesn’t give surviving family, especially children, the ongoing loving support they really need. So, she started a survey asking: “If one of your parents died, what would you prefer: to inherit their money, or a letter saying how much they loved you?”br />
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Over 90% expressed a wish for the loving letter./b>br />
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Gemini bravely shares this candid and heartrending accoun |
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