The Complete Teething Guide - From Birth to Adolescence Offering parents healthy alternatives for teething-related symptoms - fevers • nightmares • diarrhea • ADD/ADHD • sleeplessness • earaches • depression • headaches • anxiety • croup • sinus and more
Most equate "teething" with infancy, when it actually lasts through young adulthood. Unlock the mystery of your child's physical, emotional and behavioral problems and learn what you can do to help them.
(PRWEB) December 4 2003--The Complete Teething Guide – From Birth to
Adolescence, looks at how the teething process contributes to many of the health
problems of today’s youth. While most people associate “teething” with infancy,
it actually lasts through young adulthood and can affect children in different
ways at different stages.
The Complete Teething Guide is more than a
book about teething, it offers information on nutrition during pregnancy, while
breastfeeding and for the newborn through adolescence; how breastfeeding and
bottle-feeding affect tooth and jaw development; fluoride controversy; hazards,
cautions and emergency situations; hygiene; alternative correctional appliances;
and natural treatment options for teething-related symptoms such as fevers,
nightmares, ADD/ADHD, sleeplessness, depression, headaches, earaches, anxiety,
croup and sinus to help restore balance to the child and household.
Kathy
Arnos is an internationally recognized author, teacher and healing consultant
specializing in children’s issues. She has been lecturing and writing about
health and environmental issues for more than 16 years. She helps parents unlock
the mysteries of their children’s physical, emotional and behavioral problems,
and gives them practical methods to resolve these concerns. In 1987, she created
Mother to Mother: Another View newsletter and is also the author of Bach Flowers
for Children – Raising Emotionally Healthy Children Without Drugs.
Kathy
is known for her thorough investigative techniques, creative and practical
solutions and unusual theories about the teething process. Her main objective in
writing The Complete Teething Guide was to help parents, doctors and school
administrators better understand why kids might be having trouble learning or
concentrating (diagnosed as attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, ADHD or
attention deficit disorder, ADD), are continuously sick, experience bouts of
anxiety and depression, or are acting irrationally and out of
control.
Kathy believes that physical illness, especially in young
children, should be examined thoroughly, as well as treated responsibly. She has
great respect for the medical profession and the lifesaving miracles it can
perform, but states, “Many parents are spending too much time at the doctor’s
office looking for a quick fix for the common cold, fever, flu, ear infections,
etc. Twenty years ago, a parent was more likely to find answers to
health-related questions through books written by respected pediatricians such
as Benjamin Spock, M.D. Somehow the baby-boomer era brought with it much more
dependent parents and frequent doctor visits. This increased need for
pediatrician handholding has also encouraged the overuse of prescription drugs
and created parents who have lost the ability to trust their instincts. The time
has come to relearn this trust and combine it with old-fashioned common
sense.”
What people are saying about The Complete Teething Guide:
“In the fall of 2000, my daughter was constantly sick with high
fevers, coughing, congestion and sometimes vomiting. After running from one
specialist to another and her being put on a vicious cycle of antibiotics (which
brought no relief) I really didn’t know where to turn for help. That’s when a
colleague of Kathy’s suggested I give her a call.
I solely credit Kathy,
mother and new dear friend, for pulling my daughter through this physically
challenging time and getting her completely off antibiotics. Ireland was four
years old then, eight now, and has never needed another antibiotic.
Kathy
has a rare gift. She is extremely knowledgeable, a willing teacher and shares
this in her book, The Complete Teething Guide. What I have learned from her
about alternatives to conventional medicine and its use in children has been
immeasurable.”
Kim Basinger – actress, mother
“I am so excited
about The Complete Teething Guide. Each chapter has something new to offer, I
want to give a copy to all my patients. It brings awareness to how things relate
to each other that you don’t ordinarily think about – it all makes sense. It is
easy reading for a parent and supplies great information. As a mother and
dentist, I learned so much.”
Parissa Ezzati, D.D.S. – dentist, mother
“As I read The Complete Teething Guide, I found myself learning much
more in a few short hours than I had gleaned from several years of pediatric
training and practice. Kathy’s book answers questions parents ask me every day.
Now I have better answers for these questions and I'll remember to give The
Complete Teething Guide and Kathy the credit for my newfound expertise.”
Jay
Gordon, M.D. – pediatrician, father
“I feel The Complete Teething
Guide will be a valuable contribution to parent education.”
Paul Fleiss, M.D.
– pediatrician, father
The Complete Teething Guide
Spirit
Dance Publishing • www.spiritdancepublishing.com
Publication Date: October
2003 • ISBN: 0-9725783-6-6
PRICE: $15.95 • PAGES: 288
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