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Your Baby is Speaking to You : A visual guide to the amazing behaviors of your newborn and growing baby / by Nugent, Kevin.(CARDINAL)501003;

Sleeping, crying, eating -- The sleeping baby -- Deep sleep -- Active sleep -- Fussing -- The full cry -- The search response -- Feeding -- The amazing newborn -- The fencer response -- Hand-to-mouth -- The sleep smile -- First steps -- Hands -- Pre-reaching -- The smile of discovery -- Crawling -- The foot grasp -- Yawning -- Your baby's senses -- Responding to sounds -- Visual exploration -- Touch -- Cuddliness -- The not very cuddly baby -- Settling in -- Startles -- Drowsiness -- Overstimulation -- Signs of distress -- Soothability -- The not easily settled baby -- The social newborn -- Looking into your eyes -- Feeding and communication -- The power of your voice -- Imitation -- Learning -- Temperament -- The social smile -- The growing baby, the bigger world -- Reaching out -- Exploring -- Empathy -- Learning to love -- Parent and baby and the lifelong bond.

Subjects: Infants; Parent and infant;

Available copies: 1 / Total copies: 1

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The poems of Phillis Wheatley : with letters and a memoir. by Wheatley, Phillis,1753-1784.(CARDINAL)124649; Odell, Margaretta Matilda,writer of memoir.(CARDINAL)461305;

To Mæcenas -- On virtue -- On being brought from Africa to America -- To the University of Cambridge, in New England -- To the King's most excellent majesty -- On the death of the Rev. Dr. Sewell -- On the death of the Rev. George Whitfield -- On the death of a young lady of five years of age -- On the death of a young gentleman -- To a lady, on the death of her husband -- Goliath of Gath -- Thoughts on the works of providence -- To a lady, on the death of three relations -- To a clergyman on the death of his lady -- Hymn to the morning -- Hymn to the evening -- Isaiah : 63rd chap., 1st and 8th verses -- On recollection -- On imagination -- A funeral poem on the death of C.E., an infant of twelve months -- To Captain H-d -- To the Right Honorable William, Earl of Dartmouth -- Ode to Neptune, on Mrs. W-'s voyage to England -- To a lady, on her coming to North America with her son, for the recovery of her health -- To a lady, on her remarkable preservation in a hurricane, in North Carolina -- To a lady and her children, on the death of her son and their brother -- To a gentleman and lady, on the death of the lady's brother and sister, and a child of the name of Avis, aged one year -- On the death of Dr. Samuel Marshall -- To a gentleman, on his voyage to Great Britain, for the recovery of his health -- To the Rev. Dr. Thomas Amory, on reading his sermons on daily devotion, in which that duty is recommended and assisted -- On the death of J.C., an infant -- A hymn to humanity -- To the Hon. T.H., Esq., on the death of his daughter -- Niobe in distress for her children slain by Apollo -- To S.M., a young African painter, on seeing his works -- To his honor the Lieutenant Governor, on the death of his lady -- A farewell to America -- A rebus -- Answer to the rebus."Born in Africa in 1753, Phillis Wheatley was kidnapped at the age of 7 and sold into slavery. At 19, she became the first black American poet to publish a book, on which this volume is based. Wheatley's elegies and odes offer fascinating glimpses into the origins of African-American literary traditions"--Publisher description.1330L

Subjects: Biographies.; Poetry.; Odell, Margaretta Matilda.; Wheatley, Phillis, 1753-1784.; African American women; African American women; American poetry.; Enslaved women; Enslaved women; Enslaved women; Slavery; Esclavage; Femmes esclaves; Femmes esclaves; Noires américaines; Noires américaines;

Available copies: 5 / Total copies: 5

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Boomer's big surprise / by McGeorge, Constance W.(CARDINAL)378995; Whyte, Mary,illustrator.(CARDINAL)267735;

Boomer is distressed by the special treatment given to the new puppy in his household and feels that he is no longer top dog, but then he finds that the recent arrival can be a friend and playmate.AD500LAccelerated Reader AR

Subjects: Fiction.; Dogs; Animals; Infants;

Available copies: 19 / Total copies: 20

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The premature baby book : a parents' guide to coping and caring in the first years / by Harrison, Helen,1946-2015.(CARDINAL)731078; Kositsky, Ann.(CARDINAL)731077;

Includes bibliographies and index.

Subjects: Premature infants.; Premature infants;

Available copies: 1 / Total copies: 1

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In my family tree : a life with chimpanzees / by Siddle, Sheila,1931-(CARDINAL)326854; Cress, Doug.(CARDINAL)326855;

Sheila Siddle's life changed forever on one fateful day in 1983 when a local game ranger brought a battered, malnourished chimpanzee to the door of her cattle ranch in central Zambia and asked her to do whatever possible to save it. As Sheila and her husband, David, nursed the young chimp they would name Pal back to health, they cared for him as if he were a human infant-feeding him medicine and bottled milk, sharing their bed with him at night, and carrying him on their backs until he regained the strength to survive on his own. From these humble beginnings Sheila and David Siddle would go on to launch the Chimfunshi Wildlife Orphanage, a world-renowned animal refuge that has grown to become the largest chimpanzee sanctuary in the world. Over eighty-five injured and unwanted chimps have found a home there, along with dozens of monkeys, baboons, parrots, tortoises, and antelope-and one disarmingly domesticated hippopotamus named Billy. In My Family Tree is Sheila Siddle's vibrant, vivacious story of how Chimfunshi came to be-and the unforgettable chimps who have helped to make it, in the words of Jane Goodall, "the most wonderful place on earth." As she relates the experiences of the chimpanzees who have survived war, abandonment, and abuse at the hand of humanity before reclaiming their lives as part of the Chimfunshi family, Siddle vividly evokes each of their unique personalities. There is Milla, the wise elderly chimp Jane Goodall brings to the Siddles who, after living among humans for decades (and acquiring a taste for cigarettes and beer), must reintegrate into chimp society. There is Sandy, the mischievous troublemaker whose antics distress the sanctuary's humans and primates alike, until a frightening brush with a local predator changes him forever. And there is Rita, the emotionally scarred young chimp who blossoms in maturity to become a devoted mother. Humorous and heartbreaking, full of insight and wonder, In My Family Tree tells the uplifting story of one woman's transformation from a grandmother on the brink of retirement to an internationally acclaimed animal welfare activist devoted to defending the habitat of our closest genetic relatives-and the stories of the chimpanzees she has come to know and love along the way. The inspiring journey of a woman who has dedicated her life to providing a refuge for chimpanzees in Africa-and of the chimps that have become a part of her family along the way.

Subjects: Anecdotes.; Siddle, Sheila, 1931-; Chimfunshi Wildlife Orphanage.; Chimpanzees; Wildlife rescue;

Available copies: 2 / Total copies: 2

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Holding time : how to eliminate conflict, temper tantrums, and sibling rivalry and raise happy, loving, successful children / by Welch, Martha G.(CARDINAL)771986;

Includes bibliographical references pages 244-246) and index.

Subjects: Discipline of children.; Mother and child.; Child rearing.; Hugging.;

Available copies: 1 / Total copies: 1

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