Deborah Jackson Boeken

This book considers the inner world of the child and argues that children are more capable than many of us realize. Babies make their needs known; toddlers can walk for miles; teenagers are equipped to make their own decisions. Children need adult support, but they do not need interference, which can damage their growth. If we learn to trust our children at each stage, they are more likely to find their own balance. The author suggests ways in which parents can break their own cycle of control, which includes judgement and punishment, coaxing, and overprotection, while also considering the needs of the parents.

The album features a collection of photographs that highlight the splendor of nature, inspired by the biblical verse from Ecclesiastes. Through her lens, Deborah Jackson captures the intricate beauty of God's creation, inviting viewers to appreciate the elegance and timing inherent in the natural world.

In a gripping tale of intrigue and deception, characters navigate the treacherous waters of mortality and power. As they confront the enigmatic Lords of Death, they must employ cunning strategies to outwit forces that control their fates. Themes of survival, sacrifice, and the struggle against inevitable doom weave through the narrative, challenging the characters' beliefs and alliances. The story explores the lengths individuals will go to reclaim their lives and the moral dilemmas that arise in their quest for freedom.

The narrative explores themes of self-discovery and healing as the protagonist, with the help of Carlos, confronts past traumas and unravels the complexities of their life. Through this journey, the protagonist gains insight into their identity and the relationships that have shaped them. The story emphasizes the importance of connection and support in overcoming personal struggles, highlighting how collaboration can illuminate the path to wholeness.

In 2015, a mysterious hotspot emerges in the Antarctic Ice Sheet, prompting a US science team from McMurdo Station to investigate. Their exploration uncovers a chilling icy graveyard, but the mission takes a terrifying turn when their communication is abruptly severed, leaving only their screams echoing through the radio. The narrative promises a blend of suspense and horror as the team confronts the unknown lurking beneath the ice.

Exploring themes of redemption and the nature of good and evil, this book follows an angel recounting its fall to a human who learns the reasons behind its descent. The narrative delves into the possibility of salvation for both angels and humanity, inviting readers of all ages to reflect on the complexities of forgiveness and understanding.

Offers ten effective ways to care for a distressed baby while looking after one's own needs.

Only since Victorian times has it been standard practice for mothers and fathers to send their babies to sleep alone, away from the parental bed - often in another room. This book reveals how babies who sleep with their parents benefit by getting virtually a full night's sleep. The author explains the advantages of this radical form of baby care, including its benefits for breastfeeding mothers, reviews the history of babies in the bed and, through interviews with parents, explores attitudes to the idea. The book also contains a fresh perspective on the tragedy of cot death, as well as practical advice on how to sustain your sex life, hints on safety in the bed, answers to all the common objections and dealing with the moment when the baby leaves its parents' bed.