Day-Care Books

I feel this is a book everyone should own; it has important information everyone needs to know about his or her health. Conquer Fatigue in 30 days explains to you how nutrition effects your health in an up-front, truthful way. Dr. Elizabeth Walker does an excellent job of keeping you interested while informing you of the facts. She uses daily activities to help with your progress, and shows you measures to monitor your health. She delves into the common problems regarding health, which everyone makes and then helps nudge you to make the necessary changes.

I have a greater understanding of my health and how to improve it! Thank you Dr. Walker!

Twenty Six children & their teachers get ready and go to their day care. Each child's and or teacher's name begins with a letter of the alphabet.

This would be a cute and helpful book for children who are about to begin day care or who are already in day care.

The book features multi-cultural children which is always nice for your child to see another child who looks like them. On the last page it tells you other words on each page that has also been added to the page so the book is also a book where your child can also find other words that start with the same letter.

This would also be good for parents with children who are named in the book. Here are the children's & teachers names: Adam, Brenda, Corey, Daniel, Ms.Edwards, Franky, Gloria, Heather, Irene, Joshua, Kimberly, Luis, Meryl, Mr. Nash, Oliver, Paula, Quentin, Rosalba, Sam (boy), Talia, Umeko, Vincent, William, Xavier, Yolanda and Zoe.

I'm in the middle of opening a day care center and this book was great. It contained alot of useful information and I constantly referenced the manual throughout the process. It contained all the forms that you will need from hiring, registration to immunizations. It is a must have.

I have used this book throughout the life of my shelter-adopted cat, Sami. It's well written and illustrated to give the owner a sense of what's going on with the pet, its behaviors, illnesses, etc. For a layperson, the book is an excellent handbook. I'd recommend that anyone contemplating adopting/buying a cat or kitten read this book before they take the step.

As an owner of a small child care center I found this book to be an extremely useful reference. I have already used many of the templates contained within the CD to update policies and improve communication at my center. I have recommended it to several of my colleagues within the field.

"As Pat Nekola travels the country visiting nursing homes and assisted living facilities, she hears so many heart-warming stories from residents, families, and staff.

Pat has decided to share some of these stories in her latest publication, Elderly Reflections for People Who Care.

The elderly have many stories and experiences to share and they are worth hearing.

PAT HOPES THESE STORIES WILL HELP YOU FEEL GOOD while dealing with the everyday "nitty gritty" of an elderly person in need of your care and love."
[from the book of the back cover]

It was excellent, a must for any home daycare provider.

This book was great. She covers every area of your family life, inlcuding taking care of yourself. I always look forward to her books. This is well worth the money. Buy it at Amazon. I purchased it at Borders and paid $18.95.

I Just reviewed the dog cd and wanted to do this one two. I am a bit more of a cat person and kindof like this one better, only for that reason.

As owner of 5 cats and 3 dogs I am always looking for useful references and this beats them all! I took a chance buying these and boy ohh boy am I glad I did. It is super easy to use, written for normal people (like meself) and it has everything. The pictures and graphics are fantastic especailly the cat anatomy charts are just works of art, and I found the pet records keeper a very nice bonus an worked great..I have all my pets info in in an hour or so. For us average folk this was increadible. I have the dog cd like I said before; the cost is very reasonable for all you get. I have reviewed the dog cd too.

Do not pick up this book if you are not prepared to weap...and be inspired as well. One cannot help but be moved by the story of a young girl (Teddi) who faces cancer with the strength and dignity rarely seen in adults--much less children. This book is wonderfully written and I was left wondering how I could feel so sad for the plight of this girl and so inspired at the same time. A must read.