Adorable little ABC book on parenthood. While it's a quick read, it leaves you wanting more. There is a lot of valuable information and beautiful colors in the books that makes it very pleasing to look through. Definately a fun little book to pick up and look over, as I have many times.

This handy little book is a colorful and refreshing look at parenting through the eyes of a pair of very creatively gifted individuals! News producer, screenwriter and photographer Deborah Copoken and sculptor, photographer and illustrator Rnady Palumbo have teamed up to compile 26 cute-to-touching reflections on the art of raising children in a rapidly changing and challenging world.

From "A is for Acceptance" to "Z is for Zzzzzzzz." with "L is for Love" betwixt, you'll find hope, laughter and joy between the pages. Don't expect any hard news-style medical advice, however. The reflections therein are as soft, sweet and mellow as taffy candy--and perhaps even as sticky; the good feelings generated by reading are likely to last a while.

A real take-away message from the book can be summarized by ABC, too. ABC stands for "Always Be Content..." with yourself, your family and your lot in life. Contentment in parenting can be one of life's greatest rewards!

The ABC's of Parenting is a fun quick read. It's perfect for those days when parenting, and the world, seem to go too fast. It would be a good gift for new parents and the mediations in the book would work for almost anyone. ( )

The ABCs of Parenthood is a lighthearted book with short meditations on parenthood accompanying pictures of letters found in everyday objects. The brevity of the parenting advice is the perfect length for new parents to digest when they have a moment to themselves. The pictures are colorful and interesting, but some pictures are more clearly linked to the subject matter than others. Overall, this book is a quick, enjoyable read for parents looking for inspiration.

This book is pretty and would not offend anyone. It could work for a gift for parents when you want to get them a parenting book but don't know whether they are Attachment or Tiger Mom types. It's light and fun, but a little random.