“Outstanding! Covers both sleep training and co-sleeping. Essential information for new and expectant parents.”
—Dr. Lester Luz, Pediatrician

“Sleep Like A Baby is a wonderful departure from the rest of the quick-fix baby-sleep aids. It offers a variety of options without playing favorites and without casting judgment. It should be on the shelf of every new parent.”
—Bruce Kluger, Parenting Columnist for NickJr.com

"The Michels-Gualtieri siblings have a new baby in the house! These books (with a sing-along CD) depict their journey from being Akaela and Zaydek to being a big sister and a big brother. It’s not always easy, but they work it out to everyone’s happiness. Excellent for children about to become "big.""
-Susy Parker Goins
Natural Family Online, July 2005

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Darby Tracy, Howard Elementary, Eugene, SD
Lane Education Service District, April 2004
Zack is seven years old and is a middle child. He has an older sister, and a baby sister. Sometimes he gets to do things with his big sister, but not always. He gets to play with his younger sister, but misses out on some of her fun. this book will be a good read aloud to discuss families and the benefits and disadvantages of being a middle child. Children with older sisters will relate to the stroy and those with younger sisters will have examples of their own to share.

The National Science Teacher's Association (NSTA) has awarded it their highly regarded "NSTA Recommends" designation. NSTA is the largest organization in the world (60,000 strong) committed to promoting excellence and innovation in science teaching and learning for all.

"The science resource section at the back of the book offers fabulous ideas and resources for budding scientists, and the index is very helpful. The resource could be used for a review after a unit of study, to supplement a unit of study, or to extend a unit of study. It would be a fantastic book for quizzing students during the last 10 minutes of class or as a transition activity. This resource is economically friendly to teachers and has multiple purposes. Overall, it would be a great addition to any classroom library."

Dr. Richard Jolly
Acting Executive Director, UNICEF
I recommend the authors of Milk, Money & Madness for the considerable contribution they have made by voicing their opinions, contributing their knowledge, stimulating debate and challenging conventional wisdom.

Rachel Pfab, RN, IBCLC
Midlothian, VA

"There are so few books that bring together the multi-versity that is breastfeeding. This delightful book brings out the health, medical, cultural, economic and political dimension in a popular, readable way and yet, replete with the authority of some of the best people in the field. I am already looking forward to the next volume."
-Anwar Fazal, Chairperson
World Alliance for Breastfeeding Action

"I don't go anywhere without my copy of Breastfeeding At A Glance! As a person who speaks to the press on a daily basis, I rely on materials that are thorough, factual, and meaningful. The authors answer the questions people want to know about breastfeeding, but what makes this little booklet invaluable is that every section is fully referenced. Anyone who wants to speak with authority on lactation needs a copy of this booklet."
-Mary Lofton, Director of Public Relations
Le Leche League, International

Mothering Magazine, March/April 2002
Look What I See! Where Can I Be? In the Neighborhood by Dia L. Michels is a delightful birds-eye view of a baby's world. Every time little one naps, he wakes up in a different place, peering at "unknown" objects - flowers,
watermelon seed, or the US postal logo. Photographs by Michael J. N. Bowles. Ages 1-3. (Platypus Media, 2001; PlatypusMedia.com)

Susy Parker Goins, Natural Family Online, July 2005
Natural Family Online, July 2005