Family and Kids

DKNY Kids

Donna Karan introduced DKNY in 1988. DKNY features modern, youthful designs, drawing from the spirit of big city life. The extensive collection includes DKNY shoes for men, DKNY shoes for women, DKNY bags and DKNY watches. DKNY Kids was created as a brand extension of DKNY to address the needs of children and the lifestyle of the family. DKNY Kids is the energy of New York City, looking at it from the eyes of a child; bright lights, sensory objects, adventure-filled and always moving. With an incredible sense of style, DKNY Kids offers a fabulous line of clothing for boys and girls includes shirts, jeans, dresses, tees, pants and more. DKNY Kids brings its unique sense of style to infants, toddlers, little kids and big kids, by creating a dynamic wardrobe of versatile yet comfortable clothes for kids. So no matter what you choose, your girl or boy will look fantastic in the DKNY Kids collection.

A Family for Luke

Luke Harris grew up without family. Now, it's all he wants. More so when he and his friendly dog move next door to widowed mom Janie Corbett and her three kids. For the first time, he can imagine hearing the pitter-patter of little feet in his own home. Listening to their bedtime prayers. Having a wife and children to call his own. But once-burned/twice-shy Janie won't say yes--unless Luke acknowledges his troubled past. With the help of one stubborn woman, three smart kids and a cherished Labrador retriever, there might be a family for Luke, after all.

Family by the Bunch

FAMILY MATTERS ONE+ONE+ FIVE? He wanted a family of his own. But rancher Hank Whittake figured he'd do it the old-fashioned way: find a woman to share his country life, then conceive their own bundle of joy in a most enjoyable manner. Yet somehow sweet-talking Neesa Little snuck under his guard and he found himself taking in five rambunctious orphans desperately in need of a family…. Despite his self-imposed cantankerous manner, Hank's heart soon opened to the children—and pretty Neesa. Something in the mysterious woman's eyes whispered of forgotten dreams and made Hank long to uncover all of Neesa's secrets…so they could forge a family from five most unexpected deliveries. "Kisses, kids, cuddles and kin. The best things in life are found in families!"

Remarried with Children

It's the most daunting task many parents will ever face: bringing two growing families together into one brand new marriage. But even though statistics show that most remarriages are at high risk--especially when there are kids involved--more and more people are learning how to make them work and more and more kids are coming out of them with their psyches and souls intact. This honest and hopeful book looks at those successes--and at some failures--to show what they have in common: ten essential secrets that are at the heart of a healthy blended family. As a stepparent with six children in a blended family, Barbara LeBey draws on her own family's hard-won success, as well as on extensive interviews and new research to show how to navigate the stresses, sticking points, pitfalls and perils most couples don't even anticipate. Starting with her first controversial secret--that the new marriage comes first, even before the demands of the children--LeBey debunks prevalent stepfamily myths and anticipates common traps. (Among them, money issues, warring stepsiblings, and destructive exes.) A strong advocate for children (including how to guard against fade-out parenting), she also suggests ways that in-laws, schools, and the legal system itself could provide better support for blended families. REmarried with Children is an expert, compassionate, down-to-earth book to turn to over and over again for advice, support and sanity. Key topics include how to: -Meet your children's and stepchildren's needs--without letting them undermine your new marriage -Understand the new roles, new rules, and the new relationships for children and stepchildren of a blended family -Deal with angry and/or manipulative exes--without adding fuel to the fire -Handle key decisions about finances, religion, traditions, behavior and discipline -Maintain healthy relationships with your children's grandparents--and other relatives--from a previous marriage -Recognize warning signs of trouble ahead--and get the help you need From the Hardcover edition.

The Family

"We are a family," Alexander told his children. "And the loyalty of the family must come before everything and everyone else. For if we honor that commitment, we will never be vanquished -- but if we falter in that loyalty, we will all be condemned."

Teaching Your Children Values

One of the greatest gifts you can give your children is a strong sense of personal values. Helping your children develop values such as honesty, self-reliance, and dependability is as important a part of their education as teaching them to read or how to cross the street safely. The values you teach your children are their best protection from the influences of peer pressure and the temptations of consumer culture. With their own values clearly defined, your children can make their own decisions -- rather than imitate their friends or the latest fashions. In Teaching Your Children Values Linda and Richard Eyre present a practical, proven, month-by-month program of games, family ctivities, and value-building ecercises for kids of all ages.

Children And Grief

This is a book written for you and your children," explains Joey O`Connor. "It initiates a conversation on a difficult subject most people prefer to avoid. It is about people like you and me struggling to figure out what they really believe when the unbelievable has happened. And then wondering, `What in the world am I going to say to my kids? How am I going to explain what just happened in our family and what I believe about the God who saw this whole thing happen?"Children and Grief offers parents a way to approach these tough questions with honesty, tenderness, and hope. O`Connor shows how to teach children to trust God, celebrate life, and have hope in the face of death.

Children And Grief

This is a book written for you and your children," explains Joey O`Connor. "It initiates a conversation on a difficult subject most people prefer to avoid. It is about people like you and me struggling to figure out what they really believe when the unbelievable has happened. And then wondering, `What in the world am I going to say to my kids? How am I going to explain what just happened in our family and what I believe about the God who saw this whole thing happen?"Children and Grief offers parents a way to approach these tough questions with honesty, tenderness, and hope. O`Connor shows how to teach children to trust God, celebrate life, and have hope in the face of death.

Children And Grief

This is a book written for you and your children," explains Joey O`Connor. "It initiates a conversation on a difficult subject most people prefer to avoid. It is about people like you and me struggling to figure out what they really believe when the unbelievable has happened. And then wondering, `What in the world am I going to say to my kids? How am I going to explain what just happened in our family and what I believe about the God who saw this whole thing happen?"Children and Grief offers parents a way to approach these tough questions with honesty, tenderness, and hope. O`Connor shows how to teach children to trust God, celebrate life, and have hope in the face of death.

Children And Grief

This is a book written for you and your children," explains Joey O`Connor. "It initiates a conversation on a difficult subject most people prefer to avoid. It is about people like you and me struggling to figure out what they really believe when the unbelievable has happened. And then wondering, `What in the world am I going to say to my kids? How am I going to explain what just happened in our family and what I believe about the God who saw this whole thing happen?"Children and Grief offers parents a way to approach these tough questions with honesty, tenderness, and hope. O`Connor shows how to teach children to trust God, celebrate life, and have hope in the face of death.