Babies can experience trauma. They need safety, attachment, patience, and adults willing to love them wholeheartedly.
Get Too Attached shares the collective wisdom of foster parents who have witnessed both the heartbreak and profound joy of caring for babies from difficult circumstances. Their stories offer an honest look at foster care while encouraging potential foster parents and supporters to learn, prepare, and build stronger communities around vulnerable children.
A woman can lead a team, manage a crisis, support a family, make difficult decisions, and still want to hand over control in an intimate
Book Description High above the clover-strewn fields of Thistledown Hollow, where lantern-fireflies glow and clouds drift like floating islands, lies the wondrous Pixie Academy a
Before Modern Medicine: How Appalachian Women Cared for Their Communities Before doctors, clinics, and hospitals were within easy reach, many Appalachian families relied on women
History often remembers presidents, generals, landowners, soldiers, and men whose names appeared in official records. Far fewer records preserve the daily work of women who
For readers who enjoy crime fiction with psychological tension, relentless investigations and a villain who is anything but straightforward, Dutch Haid’s The Bitch Farm and
Congress holds some of the most important responsibilities in the United States government, from managing federal spending and creating laws to addressing national challenges that
