Baby BumbleBee Level 1 Set
volumes 1-3 of the Vocabulary Building DVDs and matching flashcards, All About Me DVD, and the Olivia and Otis Storybook DVD

CARING FOR YOUR BABY AND YOUNG CHILD BIRTH TO AGE 5 / Shelov, Steven
      P.; Hannemann, Robert E.
        Up-to-date expert advice for mothers, fathers, and caregivers from
        the American Academy of Pediatrics.
       ISBN 0-553-38290-x.

THE CAROLINA CURRICULUM FOR PRESCHOOLERS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS / Johnson-
      Martin, Nancy M.; Hacker, Bonnie J.; Attermeier, Susan M.
        Developed for use with children from 24 to 60 months who have mild
        to severe disabilities. This book clearly links assessment with
        intervention and lets professionals work closely with the child's
        teachers, family members, and other service providers. 

CAUTION: DO NOT OPEN UNTIL PUBERTY' : An Introduction to sexuality
      for young adults with disabilities / Enright, Rick.
        This book is written for several specific reasons.  Working with
        adolescents with disabilities that many of them are not well
        informed about themselves. 

CHILDREN'S HEALTH, THE NATION'S WEALTH: Assessing and improving
        child health / National Research Council and Insitute of Medicine.
        Children's health has clearly improved over the past several
        decades. Significant and positive gains have been made in lowering
        rates of infant mortality and morbidity from infectious diseases
        and contaminants such as lead.
        ISBN 0-309-09118-7. 

DEVELOPING FINE AND GROSS MOTOR SKILLS: BIRTH TO THREE / Hurley,
      Donna Staisiunas.
        A child' development during three years of life is nothing less
        than miraculous. He/she begins as a totally dependent infant, relying
        on his parents to meet all of his physical and emotional needs. 

MILLENNIALS RISING - THE NEXT GREAT GENERATION / Howe, Neil; Straussm
      William.
        In this remarkable new book - one that is certain to spark a heated
        national debate about the next generation - the authors provide
        startling proof for today's Milennial teens are defing conventional
        wisdom about youth.
        ISBN 0-375-70719-0. 

 NORMAL DEVELOPMENT COPYBOOK / Dunn Klein, Marsha; Harris Ossman,
      Nancy; Tracy, Barbara. / Therapy Skill Builders. 1991.
        Students of normal development will love these illustrations.
        Whether you are teaching therapists, special educators, early
        childhood educators, developmental psychologists, students, or
        parents about normal developmental sequences, you will find these
        pictures invaluable for demonstrations and handouts.
        ISBN 0761647325.

 THE OMNIPOTENT CHILD : How to mold, strengthen, and perfect the
      developing child / Miller, Thomas P.
        This book helps parents teach their children patience and self-
        control, maturity, and strength of character. It addresses specific
        behaviour such as lying and stealing, sharing toys and treats,
        playing fair with friends and siblings, getting dressed in the
        morning and going to bed at night, and accepting reasonable
        authority from parents and teachers.
        ISBN 0-9681423-3-8.

 

The Potty Journey, guide to toilet training children with Special Needs, including Autism and related disorders by Judith A.Coucouvanis
"Judy's strategies went beyond the typical methods I had been trying, but were gentle and respectful. She helped me understand how to motivate my son to cooperate by using his special interests and positive reinforcements." - Bonnie McDonald

PRE-FEEDING SKILLS / Evans Morris, Suzanne; Dunn Klein, Marsha. --
      second.
        The book that therapists have depended on for years to give them a
        comprehensive look at feeding skills has been greatly expanded and
        revised. It is a must for the pediatric feeding specialist and
        anyone interested in the complex feeding issues of infants and
        young children.
       ISBN 0761674071. 

Smart but Scattered
Boost any child's ability to get organized, resist impulses, stay focused, use time wisely, plan ahead, follow through on tasks, learn from mistakes, stay in control of emotions, solve problems independently, be resourceful

 TOILET TEACHING WITH YOUR SPECIAL CHILD / Gilpin, Michelle; Harris,
      Dorothy.
        This book was developed to address common concerns regarding toilet
        teaching for children with disabilities. It attempts to integrate a
        number of key issues and to provide a basic overview.
        inventory January 2006.
        ISBN 0-9680545-0-1.

TOILET TRAINING IN LESS THAN A DAY: A tested method for teaching
      your child quickly and happily / Azrin, Nathan; Foxx, Richard M. 1974.
        Two noted learning specialists have developed this amazing new
        training method that -- for the average child -- requires four hours.
        ISBN 0-671-69380-8. 

UNDERSTANDING MOTOR SKILLS IN CHILDREN WITH DYSPAXIA, ADHD, AUTISM,
      AND OTHER LEARNING DISABILITIES: A guide to improving coordination /
      Kurtz, Lida A. 2008.
       Full of practical help, this is essential reading for anyone caring
        for, or withking with, children with developmental motor concerns.
       ISBN 978-1-84310-865-8. 

YOU MAKE THE DIFFERENCE IN HELPING YOUR CHILD LEARN / Manolson, Ayala. 1995.
You know your child best and care about him the most. You want to
help him grow up to be the best he can be. It's important to remember that how you connect with your young child affects how he feels about himself and his chances to learn.
        ISBN 0-921145-06-3. 

YOUR CHILD AT PLAY : birth to one year / Segal, Marilyn PhD.
        Playing with your bay is much more than fun and games - it is a
        vital part of your child's intellectual, emotional, social, and
        physical development.Dr. Segal's expert advice and  innovative
        ideas will help you mke the most of your baby's vast capacity to
        learn, and ensure that you stay in close touch during this exciting
        period of discovery 

YOUR CHILD AT PLAY: THREE TO FIVE YEARS: Conversation, creativity,
      and learning letters, words and numbers / Segal, Marilyn; Adcock, Don.
        Richly illustrated and written with clarity and imagination, this
        new book by psychologists expert in eary childhood development
        describes ways in which you can remain a formative influence on
        your child's physical, intellectual, and social development by
        supporting his or her play activities.
        ISBN 0-937858-73-0. 

YOUR CHILD AT PLAY:  TWO TO THREE YEARS / Segal, Marilyn; Adcock, Don.
        Two-year olds progress at such a rapid rate that it often leaves
        their families dazzled and a bit confused. This book provides a
        vivid description of how two-year olds see themselves, how they get
        along with others and make friends, and how they learn language,
        begin to play imaginatively, and continue exploring their
        surroundings.