Susan Newman

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Guides parents--and future parents--through the long list of factors working for and against them while highlighting the many positive aspects of raising and being a singleton. Original.

Your Essential Guide

The Case for the Only Child

Overscheduled? Overworked? Overburdened? Get the "No-How" you need to take back your life Refusing someone is rarely easy and is often downright uncomfortable. But constantly giving in creates anxiety, anger, added stress, regret, and feelings of powerlessness. Bestselling author Dr. Susan Newman helps you break your debilitating "yes" habit with her simple techniques, scenarios, and insights. Tackling family, friends, coworkers, and even pushy salespeople, The Book of No helps you Recognize when someone is manipulating you into saying "yes" Avoid being socially overcommitted, and put an end to feelings of resentment, anger, and guilt Get more enjoyment out of the time you make for friends and family Establish boundaries and be more focused and effective at work

250 Ways to Say It -- And Mean It and Stop People-pleasing Forever

The Book of No

Offers strategies and techniques for improving the relationship between adult children and their parents, discussing familiar challenges such as holiday conflicts, money issues, children, and guilt trips.

Reinventing Your Adult Relationship with Your Mother and Father

Nobody's Baby Now

Five hundred realistic, simple, and inexpensive ideas for strengthening family ties and fostering traditions that children will remember for a lifetime. Pick and choose from scores of ideas for Parents Who Travel and for special circumstances such as Sick Days, Holidays, and Birthdays.25 line drawings.

Making Your Children Feel Special Every Day

Little Things Long Remembered

Is it possible to raise a contented only child? Can we be happy with only one child? The answer to both of these questions is a resounding yes. In recent years, the number of couples choosing to have one child has risen sharply. Whether it's by choice or fate, having a single child presents unique considerations, opportunities, and advantages. Social psychologist Susan Newman, who has been studying single-child families since the 1980s, shatters the myths of the lonely, spoiled only child, and provides in-depth coverage of the critical issues including: • Making the right family size decision for you • Withstanding the pressure to have another • Maintaining a balance of power in a three-member household • Single-parenting the only child • Setting boundaries with a child who is used to having your undivided attention • Fostering high achievement, creativity, and independence in only children • The effects of having parents, instead of siblings, as role models • Confronting age-old only-child stereotypes • Building family networks and other support systems for the future Presenting fascinating findings and family stories, Dr. Newman shares her knowledge and gives down-to-earth advice, making this the most accessible, up-to-date handbook of its kind. For couples who are already raising an only child, or for those who are exploring the option, Parenting an Only Child offers encouraging clarity and singular insight. Now with a new resource section.

The Joys and Challenges of Raising Your One and Only

Parenting an Only Child

Examines the relationship between parents and adult children who return to live at home and presents advice on dealing with such issues as boundaries, money, privacy, dating, and social networks.

All Grown Up and (Re)Learning to Live Together Happily

Under One Roof Again

An updated edition of the bestselling guide! Do you have problems saying "No?" Do people always turn to you for a favor? Wonder how you get roped into things you really don't want to do--with friends or family, at work or even with pushy salespeople? Refusing someone is rarely easy. Often, it's downright uncomfortable. But constantly saying "yes" causes anxiety, anger, stress, regret, and feelings of powerlessness. Social psychologist and author Dr. Susan Newman empowers you to break your debilitating yes habit with her simple techniques and insights. This new, enhanced edition is filled with research and timely scenarios that offer more ways to say "no" without feeling guilty or damaging your relationships. You'll discover how to: Recognize when someone is manipulating you into "yes" Be ready with the words you need to refuse Avoid being overcommitted, overworked and overwhelmed Put an end to feelings of resentment or frustration Make quality time for things you want to do Establish and keep your boundaries strong Harness the power of "No" and take back your life.

365 Ways to Say It and Mean It--And Stop People-Pleasing Forever (Updated Edition)

In our challenging economy, family members are joining forces in record numbers—recent college grads (80% in 2009) return home, parents move in with their adult children, and adult children (and grandchildren) return to live with parents. Under One Roof Again (Lyons Press) squarely addresses the inevitable issues—from money matters to dating, from finding physical space to protecting emotional space—offering solid advice for avoiding pitfalls and building stronger family ties.

All Grown Up and (Re)learning to Live Together Happily

Presents a creative sampling of simple ideas and projects to help grandparents pass on family traditions and develop a closer relationship with their grandchildren. 25,000 first printing.

Creating Happy Memories with Your Grandchildren

Little Things Mean a Lot

Lost in the Jungle

Cristina Schreil

365 Ways to Say It, Mean It and Stop People-Pleasing Forever Do you have trouble saying “NO”? Do people always turn to you for favors? Wonder how you get roped into things you really don’t want to do? Refusing someone is rarely easy. Often, it’s downright uncomfortable. But constantly saying “yes” causes anxiety, anger, stress, regret and feelings of powerlessness. Social psychologist and author Susan Newman empowers you to break your debilitating “yes habit” with her simple techniques and insights. YOU’LL DISCOVER HOW TO: • Recognize when someone is manipulating you into saying “yes” • Be ready with the words you need to refuse • Avoid being overcommitted, overworked and overwhelmed • Establish and keep your boundaries strong Harness the power of “NO” and take back your life. SUSAN NEWMAN, PhD., is a social psychologist and author. Her research and writing focus on parenting and family relationship issues. Her work has been featured in The New York Times, USA Today, The Washington Post as well as in numerous other newspapers and magazines. CRISTINA SCHREIL is an award-winning journalist, photojournalist and ghostwriter. “This book is a game-changer and a life saver!” EDWARD HALLOWELL, MD, author of Driven to Distraction

By a child-care authority and mother of an only child, this useful, knowledgeable book provides sound advice on creating an enriching environment that's stimulating and enjoyable for only children and their parents alike.

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