The front door clicks shut, the wristband is still on, and no one is coming to check on you until the first pediatric visit. The First Night Home is a calm, practical companion for the hours between discharge and morning, written for whoever is holding the baby, at any hour. It does not diagnose, does not choose a feeding method, and does not pretend the first night is a test of character. Instead it builds a first-night plan around three anchors: reading feeding cues instead of the clock,...

It is 2 a.m. You have been feeding for what feels like hours. Your nipples ache, your back is stiff, and you are trying to calculate whether you can make it to morning. The baby feeds constantly, and the usual advice to sleep when the baby sleeps does not apply when the baby is always feeding. This book is for that moment. It does not diagnose your baby or you. It does not tell you which feeding method is right. Instead, it offers practical ways to protect your own reserves during a growth...

You are crying in the dark at 2am, and you cannot tell whether you are just exhausted or whether something is wrong. This book meets you there. Written for whoever is holding the baby, at any hour, it offers plain language for the wide range of emotions after birth, a clear-eyed look at when tearful days may need more support, and concrete steps for reaching out to a clinician or trusted person. It names urgent red flags for both parent and baby, routes thoughts of harm to urgent mental he...

It is three in the morning. The baby nursed for a few minutes, went heavy and slack against you, and now you are lying in the dark doing arithmetic that will not come out. The nappy count is somewhere on your phone. The last weight check was days ago. Nobody is awake to tell you it was fine. Is He Getting Enough? is written for exactly that hour. It does not ask you to log more, weigh more, or hit a number. Instead it offers a small set of things you can actually see — how the baby comes t...

A percentile on a piece of paper is a comparison, not a verdict, and it cannot answer the question a parent is actually asking at 2am. This short, plain-spoken book explains how infant weight is tracked over time rather than in a single reading, what a follow-up appointment is for, and which feeding and diaper signs carry real information between visits. It gives the reader a compact list of questions to carry into the next appointment, names the signs that mean urgent help today for both ...

The first real trip out with a newborn can feel like a test you did not study for. The First Time We Went Somewhere is a calm, practical companion for that day. It helps you choose a destination and duration that fit a newborn's real limits, pack a bag that covers the likely problems, and decide what to do when the baby starts to fuss in a store or waiting room. With a non-judgmental tone, it makes room to abandon the plan without calling it a failure. It does not diagnose, prescribe, or p...

The baby will only sleep in arms, on a chest, or in motion, and the day has no free hands. Meals, bathroom breaks, and every small task collapse into whatever can be done one-handed, and the exhaustion is not only from lost sleep but from the contact that never stops. The Two Hour Nap That Wasn't is written for whoever is holding the baby, at any hour. It does not try to get the baby down. It builds a day that works with a baby in arms: a reachable station for the chair, food that can be e...

You are nursing the newborn and your toddler climbs onto your lap, and both of them need you right now. The Toddler and the Newborn is a practical, honest companion for the parent caught between two children whose needs do not wait. It will not schedule your baby, rank feeding methods, or promise that love arrives on time. Instead it helps you build a few safe places where one child can be while you attend to the other, set routines that bend instead of break, ask for help in whatever form...

Anything Goes traces the life and career of John Barrowman, from his Glaswegian childhood and American adolescence to his first big break starring alongside Elaine Paige in Anything Goes. Since then, John has made a name for himself with outstanding West End achievements, including an Olivier Award nomination, and success in the movies The Producers and De-Lovely. His triumphant transition into television was confirmed when Torchwood won a Best Drama BAF...

All three books of John & Carole E. Barrowman's HOLLOW EARTH trilogy. Book 1: HOLLOW EARTH. Book 2: THE BONE QUILL. Book 3: THE BOOK OF BEASTS.Long ago, the Order of Era Mina bound all the beasts of myth and legend into the pages of a single tome. They called the prison they had created the Hollow Earth – a nightmare world built to keep our world safe. Over centuries, their Order grew strong: the men and women with the power to bind and animate the magic of this world learned to li...

Imagination is a powerful thing.There are three things in this world that seventeen-year-old Rémy would guard with his life: his gold pendant, his blues harmonica and his mother's journal. This is all he has left of his murdered family. And he believes these objects will lead him to their killers.Rémy can't hunt them down alone. He needs Matt and Em Calder, twins who can bring art to life and travel through paintings. For, like them, Rémy has supernatural p...

Seventeen-year-old Rémy is a Conjuror – someone who can alter reality with his music. But such a talent comes with a price. He and his superpowered friends, Matt and Em Calder, are engaged in a dangerous battle to save humanity as we know it.If they are to succeed, they must first decide who to trust. An amoral seventeenth-century artist? A quick-witted gang leader? Or a nephilim, half angel and half human, with silver-flecked wing...