Hi All,
Here is a list of parenting books that might help you parent your child...or not. Its worth a look at least...At the time of writing the Farmingdale Public Library owned all the titles listed.
Parenting a Defiant Child: A Sanity-Saving Guide to Finally Stopping the Bad Behavior - Philip S. Hall
Parenting Gifted Kids: Tips For Raising Happy and Successful Children - James R. Delisle
Sh*tty Mom: Parenting Guide For the Rest of Us - Laurie Kilmartin
Parenting Inc.: How We Are Sold on $800 Strollers, Fetal Education, Baby Sign Language, Sleeping Coaches, Toddler Couture, and Diaper Wipe Warmers and What It Means For Our Children - Pamela Paul
Parenting: Illustrated with Crappy Pictures - Amber Dusick
Parenting the Strong Willed Child: The Clinically Proven Five-Week Program For Parents of Two-to-Six Year Olds - Rex Forehand
Parenting Without Power Struggles: Raising Joyful, Resilient Kids While Staying Cool, Calm and Connected - Susan Stiffelman
Parenting Without Borders: Surprising Lessons Parents Around the World Can Teach Us - Christine Gross-Loh
Many of these books can be found in the Children's Room in the Parents Collection of material. This collection of material is dedicated to help parents 'parent'. Topics include discipline, teaching children how to potty train, sleep issues and much, much more. It is a very, very helpful collection of material that new parents would do well to visit.
Enjoy the books and the material in the Parents Collection.
Regards,
Stu
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Tuesday, July 15, 2014
Friday, May 9, 2014
One To Ten In the Library...Step by Step...
Hi All,
A few months ago I generated a post titled, 'A to Z in the Library'. Today's post is similar, but different - this time I'm using numbers! Kind of cool, eh?
1 - One library building - our address is 116 Merritts Road. Link goes to Google Maps.
2 - Before the new building was built (in 1994), there were two branches of the Farmingdale Public Library. One on Main Street - where the Library Cafe now stands - and another branch where the CVS resides on Merritts Road. Click links for more information.
3 - Three great special collections in the library! Parents Collection material, Home Sweet Home Collection (all things related to home repair, painting, gardening, remodeling and more) of material and our Special Needs Collection of material (all things related to infant, toddler, and children's parenting). All of which circulates!
4 - Four great departments to help you with your various library queries: Children's Department, Young Adult Department, Adult Reference, Reader's Advisory.
5 - Five ways to contact us: phone (516-249-9090), internet, email, visit, snailmail (our mailing address is: 116 Merritts Road, Farmingdale, New York 11735)
6 - Six awesome services you possibly didn't know that we had: Book Club in a Bag, Book Fanatics of Farmingdale, Call Ahead Pick-Up, Career and Education Center, Community Directory, Free computers and free wifi connection anywhere on the first floor of the library.
7 - Seven spectacular ways we connect you to the digital world! iTunes, Audio Books, Nassau Digital Doorway/Overdrive, Playaways, Zinio, Freegal, video games (seriously, we have them!)
8 - Eight exciting databases you might want to use in the near future: Auto Repair Reference Center, Hoover's Company Profiles, ReferenceUSA, Grolier Multimedia Encyclopedia, HeritageQuest, Health Reference Center Academic, Transparent Language Online, General Reference Center Gold
9 - Nine must have links from the library website: Books, Entertainment, Research, Services, Events, Calendar of Events, Newsletter, Library Policies and Contact the Library.
10 - Okay...this is a stretch...from Wayne State University comes this article titled, '10 Ways That Public Libraries Are Using Pinterest'.
So there you have it - 10 ways to use the library in-person or via the computer...and a multitude of other ways to use our varied, free and easy-to-use resources!
Enjoy the ride!!!
Regards,
Stu
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