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Teaches safety precautions for taking a bath; how to get ready for a nap or for bed; how brothers and sisters can get along; how to get along with grandparents; healthy eating and table manners; and relationships with parents. On board pages.

Help Me Be Good About Being Selfish is a self-help book for 4-8 year old children. It deals with the behavioral issue of being selfish and offers practical, down-to-earth advice on ways to overcome this behavior.

Recommended for ages 4 to 7. As an educator, human developmentalist, and the inventor of Living Skills Books for Kids, Joy Berry knows kids. Her books teach children about taking responsibility for themselves and their actions. With sales of over 85 million books, Joy has helped millions of parents and their children. Help Me Be Good About Disobeying helps children replace misbehavior (disobeying) with a good behavior in an inviting format that includes text and cartoons. Each book in the Help Me Be Good Series defines a misbehavior, explains the cause of the misbehavior and its negative effects, and offers children and parents practical advice for tuning the misbehavior into acceptable behavior. The complete Help Me Be Good series includes: Being a Bad Sport Being Bossy Being Bullied Being Careless Cheating Complaining Being Destructive Disobeying Fighting Being Forgetful Gossiping Being Greedy Interrupting Being Lazy Lying Being Mean Overdoing It Breaking Promises Being Rude Being Selfish Showing Off Snooping Stealing Throwing Tantrums Tattling Teasing Being Wasteful Whining

"Fighting" explains the negative effects of fighting and helps children find better ways to resolve conflict.

Teach Me About Special Times Nutshell Pack is made up of 6 titles that focus on physical interaction and awareness. This special pack features the TMA titles: Bedtime, Bathtime, Mealtime, Getting Dressed, Potty Training, and Illness. Included with the books is a companion CD with songs fom all books and read-alongs with Joy.

Teach Me About Relatives is a book by Joy Berry for ages 1 - 3 that helps children understand how members of a family are related to each other. It also teaches children how to interact with their relatives.

This book teaches children that pretending is fun, but that believing what we pretend can cause problems, and that we should be honest about our feelings and the things that really happen.

The Living Skills books are a series of 27 books by award-winning author Joy Berry. Like all of the Joy Berry books, this series stresses individual responsibility. The purpose is to help kids develop into self-sufficient, intelligent, independent thinking young adults. The books in the Joy Berry "classics" have sold over 85 million copies and helped hundreds of thousands of parents and kids over the past twenty years.Arguments occur in every family. In Every Kid's Guide to Handling Family Arguments, Joy Berry points out that a family argument can be either a positive or negative experience. The focus of the book is how to handle these situations and make them positive experiences. Topics include:? causes of family arguments,? making family arguments helpful, and? keeping family arguments to a minimum.

The fear of being separated from their parents is a common fear of toddlers. In Teach Me About Separation, Joy Berry shows separation as a natural event and something that does not have to be feared. The reasons parents may have to leave a child are explored and it is stressed that doing so does not diminish the love parents have for their children. As usual Joy does this with straightforward simplicity, just right for your toddler. Colorful illustrations will capture your toddlers' attention as you share this delightful book.