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An unapologetic guide to the first year of motherhood, Enough About the Baby is a newborn book for women who recognize the necessity of self-care--even if sometimes the rest of the world does not. Superheroes don't have babies; real and imperfect non-superhumans do. When we come to terms with this, the result is a happier and less traumatizing start to motherhood. Becky Vieira, the mom behind the popular Instagram account @wittyotter, provides actionable advice for new parents on what to expect after pregnancy and how to successfully navigate the frustrations and challenges that come with having a baby. Vieira draws on her own experiences and interviews with moms and experts to get to the bottom of the toughest and most taboo topics--from managing nosey in-laws and an anxious partner to surviving the first postpartum poop and when to seek out treatment for postpartum depression. This book is filled with hacks, tips, and tricks that only the most seasoned--and enlightened--mom knows. (Ever hear of a condsicle, an ergonomic ice pack for a battered nether region?) Vieira reminds readers that motherhood shouldn't be martyrdom, and a new mom who puts her needs first often isn't selfish at all. With its combination of practical advice and the signature humor that made Vieira a hit on Instagram, Enough About the Baby makes a perfect baby shower gift for first time moms.

Along with cannabidiol (CBD), an antidote for conditions ranging from nausea to post-traumatic stress, cannabis carries some 100 other cannabinoid nutrients, including the powerfully medicinal THC. Cannabis for Health gives newcomers the knowledge they need to begin their healing regimen. As cannabis is far from "one size fits all," the book discusses the various types and potencies, what healing benefits each offers, and high-profile strains--including 30 power-healers--and how they address key conditions. Testimonials by users and physicians guide people in their choices.

When do people prefer to make love? When are births more common? The answer: around the time of the full Moon. Moon Power investigates this phenomenon, paralleling ancient wisdom with modern science. Drawing on folklore, and offering practical tips, Lori Reid invites readers to connect with the Moon in order to invite happiness and prosperity into their lives.

Don't call him scaredy-cat Sam, because Sam Wu "is not afraid" of ghosts! ExceptEhe totally is. Can he conquer his fear by facing the ghost that lives in the walls of his house? First in a new series. Illustrations. 1/4.

Eagle-eyed children will have fun mastering both a maze and a number challenge as they count their way to the finish line of these elaborate, animal-packed mazes. There's just one correct route, and it's up to young solvers not to get distracted by the hundreds of colorful creatures they meet. Small pictures of each animal in the maze appear on the bottom of the page with a box to write down how many there are.

Whether you carry crystals with you or follow ancient chakra practice and place stones directly on your body, you can make the most of their amazing powers with this exquisite guide. It features a crystal directory with each entry's properties listed alongside superb photographs so you can select your personal stone, harness your chosen gem's natural energy, and use it to balance chakras and aid meditation.

Downsizing your family home is a rite of passage, and this indispensible journal/workbook helps you work through the many layers that attend this task. These pages are a place to reflect, record, and retain an important piece of family history, even as you let go of "stuff." The book's five sections mirror those in Downsizing the Family Home, so readers can apply the tips and takeaways as they clear, sort, sell, save . . . and chronicle.

Come celebrate Christmas on the prairie! When Piper visits her cousin Henry in North Dakota for the holidays, she goes ice fishing, sees historical forts and theaters, tastes delicious local foods, and experiences a real Native American powwow. And every day, Henry gives her a special North Dakota gift, from 12 skates a-sliding and 9 bison basking to a meadowlark in an elm tree.

Everyone loves the song "Do Your Ears Hang Low?"--and Jenny Cooper's adorable illustrations will have everyone singing with joy! A little mouse leads the fun as it plays with a bloodhound's floppy, silky ears; a llama's perky, fuzzy ones; a rabbit's saggy, soft ears; and a piglet's flappy, happy ears. A mirrored spread invites children right into the book, and entertaining "ear" facts complete the picture!

Who knew that from-scratch Tex-Mex cooking could be so easy? Along with 70 mouthwatering recipes--from antojitos like shrimp taquitos to Helado de Cajeta (caramel ice cream)--this collection explains all the basics: preparing tortillas, assembling the best taco, knocking together the perfect guacamole, and making a barbecue smoker. And dont forget the drinks, including a hibiscus margarita!

From the rain forest to the desert to the mountains to the beach, cousins Liz and Danny are seeing it all as they spend their Christmas in Oregon. With everything from busy beavers to tumbling waterfalls, Oregon is showcased in this installment of the Twelve Days of Christmas in America series. Full color.

This illustrated collection of prayers will inspire young children to give thanks for all of the good in their lives.

We all deserve to enjoy a sense of self-care. Find yours, with this guided journal that features a curated collection of Breathe magazine articles plus brand-new, easy exercises to dip into any time. Inside you'll find rituals to soothe yourself, achieve balance, unclutter your home, slow down, and even bring dance and yoga into your life. Open these pages, write, and take the first steps to a happier you!

This spooky, spine-tingling collection of supernatural stories from across the US will tantalize the paranormal palate of anyone fascinated by haunted houses, ghostly graveyards, historic haunts, or spirited saloons. Some of these spots are open to the public, while others allow no visitors. Witnesses tell terrifyingly true tales of cursed roads, ghoulish schools, eerie eateries, and more--so prepare to be scared!