Extraordinary Parenting, Dummy, Man Vs. Toddler, No-Drama Discipline & Gentle Sleep Book - 5 Book Parenting Collection Set, Paperback, Funny & Expert

Titles in This Set Dummy by Matt Coyne Man Vs. Toddler by Matt Coyne No-Drama Discipline by Daniel J. Siegel and Tina Payne Bryson The Gentle Sleep Book by Sarah Ockwell-Smith Extraordinary Parenting by Eloise Rickman Details Condition: New Format: Paperback ISBN: 9789124208196 Publisher: Wildfire (Headline), Scribe UK, Piatkus Age Range: Adult / Parents & Caregivers Overview This five-book parenting bundle brings together talked-about voices in modern family life writing. From the laugh-out-loud honesty of Matt Coyne to the calm, evidence-led guidance of Daniel J. Siegel, Tina Payne Bryson, Sarah Ockwell-Smith and Eloise Rickman, the set balances humour with useful strategies for newborn fog, toddler tantrums, tricky discipline, sleepless nights, and rethinking family life. About the Books Dummy continues Matt Coyne's candid, sweary, hilarious take on early parenthood, following his bestselling debut. Man Vs. Toddler pushes into toddler-years chaos, proving parenting rarely gets easier — just differently ridiculous — while keeping warmth beneath the comedy. No-Drama Discipline, from neuropsychiatrist Daniel J. Siegel and parenting expert Tina Payne Bryson, offers science-backed strategies for handling meltdowns without shouting matches, helping parents connect with a child's developing brain rather than simply reacting. The Gentle Sleep Book by Sarah Ockwell-Smith tackles one of parenting's most exhausting challenges: sleep, offering gentle, non-cry-it-out techniques tailored to different ages, from newborn naps to school-age night waking. Extraordinary Parenting by Eloise Rickman challenges convention, exploring child-led, home-based and alternative approaches to raising and educating children outside the traditional mould, encouraging parents to trust their instincts. Together, these five titles cover the emotional, behavioural and practical spectrum of raising children — humour to get you through the hard days, substance to help you parent with more confidence.