- Changing Bodies, Changing Lives
A book for teens on sex and relationships by Ruth Bell.
- Dawnas Handy Guide
A teachers' manual with lessons that incorporate Christian philosophy and current scientifically proven lifestyle information.
- Facts for Life (UNICEF)
Provides families and communities with essential information on low-cost ways to help prevent child deaths and diseases.
- Glenn Doman
The founder of The Institutes for the Achievement of Human Potential. He and The Institutes are famous for their pioneering work with brain-injured children and for their work in early development for well children. Books offered by Gentle Revolution Press.
- Iris the Dragon Inc.
A small publishing company specializing in children's illustrated books that deal with mental illness and brain disorders, their first book is called "Catch A Falling Star".
- Know Your Buddy Book
Deals with children who, because of disease or otherwise, feel they are different, or may be treated as though they are different. Designed for children in kindergarten through sixth grade.
- My Dentist and the Tooth Fairy
Activity and coloring book for children. Puzzles, mazes, math problems and coloring pages about their dentist, good dental health and fun with the tooth fairy.
- Out of Sync Child
By Carol Stock Kranowitz, recognizing and coping with sensory integration dysfunction.
- Pi Communication Materials
Books by Philip Eichten, speech pathologist, devoted to early childhood speech and language, emphasizing early intervention techniques to help increase baby/toddler talking, ages 1-3 years.
- Sillwee Wobbert, the Happy Heart Kid
Dream Publishing is a new growing company that promotes the way children and adults stricken with a medical condition are coping with their fears.
- Terrorism and Kids: Comforting Your Child
A book to help parents deal with children affected directly or indirectly by terrorism.
- Understanding Child Development Through Play
Play plays an important factor in a child's all around development. Specialised play activities can help the special needs child. Information on ADD and muscle tone.
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