Bøker av Helen Stevens

Kind and compassionate ways to link real family struggles, neuroscience and the fundamental infant-parent relationship, without leaving baby to cry at sleep time.Includes most recent research on responding to babies to extend sleep time (Middlemiss, W., Stevens, H., et al., 2017. Early Human Development). "I believe the humane approach in this book ... has a huge amount to offer." - A. Prof Campbell Paul"Watching each story begin with chaotic, challenging sleep patterns and end with calm transitions to sleep, illustrates the power of this..." - A. Professor Wendy Middlemiss"... I have seen the relief on the faces of parents and professionals when she (Stevens) guides them in how parents can gently settle their babies to sleep." - Timothy O'LearyAs an educator, clinician and researcher, Helen is well known to parents and professionals worldwide for her ability to translate and apply theory and research findings to baby and toddler sleep struggles.

Evie was looking forward to a quiet life, so moving to the edge of a small village on the Cornish Coast seemed the perfect choice.It was all she had hoped for until the strange odours appeared to seep through the cliffs. Strange dreams began haunting the residents, and it was soon followed by even stranger behaviour.Some speak of myths, legends, and ghosts; but a chosen few speak of the sleeping dragon. Whatever was happening, it was going to take more than Evie to get to the bottom of it.

After receiving a strange voicemail from a solicitors. Nicki finds herself renovating a ruin in Devon, which once stood as a magnificent castle. A fresh start for her after losing her parents in a car crash and splitting with her boyfriend Jack. But Jack wants her now more than ever with her new found wealth and will stop at nothing to get it. Strange events begin to unfold, who is the strange figure who appears on the wallwalk, and can disappear in an instant, is someone else living within the castle walls?