James J. McKenna, Sleeping with Your Baby. A Parent's Guide to Cosleeping, Platypus Media, 2007
Sleeping together with one's children has been the norm in almost every age and culture. In modern society, however, this practice has become a source of countless questions and grounds for blame. In this volume, every scientific theory supporting the inappropriateness, or even the dangerousness or immorality of this habit is thoroughly refuted. The author, a leading international authority on the subject, through the most recent scientific evidence supporting the potential benefits of shared sleep and many useful tips for preventing possible risks and inconveniences, illustrates the different ways in which it is possible to sleep safely with
Mary Renfrew, Suzanne Arms, Chloe Fisher, Bestfeeding. How to breastfeed your baby, Berkeleys, Celestial Arts, 2004
This practical guide is able to answer all questions a mother-to-be and even experienced mum may have, blending academic knowledge, clinical expertise, and practical skills they need to help their babies grow physically and emotionally, as a result of breastfeeding.
Felicity Brooks, All about families, Usborne, 2018
Who said there is only one kind of family in the world? There are those who have only one parent and those who have two.... Some have many brothers and sisters and some don't... But each family is special.
This book tells us about different types of families.