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Lending Library
Welcome to the KEEA Lending Library.
We hope that you'll find the following books useful. If you have any feedback or
wish to suggest books for the library please e-mail KEEA.
To loan a copy of the following books please e-mail your request to
info@keea.org.nz or leave a message on the
0800 free phone number clearly stating your name, address and the books you
require.
An invoice for $5 will be included with the books along with a pre-paid courier
bag for their return. Books can be borrowed for three weeks, this term being
renewable if there are no other requests for the books. Lost or badly damaged
books will be charged at replacement cost.
Clouds and Clocks: A Story for Children who Soil (2nd edition, 2007)
By Matthew Galvin, MD
Soiling or encopresis, affects one or two of every hundred children. Its roots
can be physical, emotional or both, and it can leave children and their families
feeling embarrassed, frustrated and isolated. Clouds and Clocks is the story of
Andy and the treatment he receives from both a physician and a therapist. Not
every child needs all the help that Andy gets, but with this gentle story every
reader can discover that he or she is not alone and that there is plenty of
help, regardless of the problems underlying causes.
Recommended for ages 4-8.
Sammy the Elephant and Mr Camel: A Story to help Children overcome Bedwetting
(2nd edition, 2005)
By Joyce C Mills and Richard J Crowley,
Sammy the Elephant and Mr Camel is a gently empowering book for children who
have trouble staying dry. This encouraging story about a delightful little
elephant will help children learn to overcome problems with wetting. A
comprehensive healing metaphor, it addresses feelings of insecurity,
frustration, and ridicule while encouraging children to find inner strength to
overcome their challenges. Now in its second edition, Sammy the Elephant
contains additional guidance for parents by children's author and psychologist
Jane Annunziata, Psy.D.
Recommended for ages 4-8
Getting to Dry: How to help your child overcome bedwetting (1999)
By Max Maizels, MD, Diane Rosenbaum, PhD and Barbara Keating, RN, MS
In Getting to Dry the experts at a leading centre for treating childhood wetting
show that parents can speed up the clock and children can wake up happy and dry.
They cover the pros and cons of wetting alarms, drug therapies, and changes in
diet and sleeping schedules, and they provide warm-hearted advice on how to
replace punishment and shame with rewards and praise. Above all, they offer
proven techniques that really work.
Bedwetting: New Zealand Parent's Guide (1989)
By Glen Stenhouse and Michael Watt
This book is written for parents who want to find out more about their
children's bedwetting and what they can do about it. We have tried to summarise
the results of research studies and our own practical experience into an
easy-to-read, factual guide on the subject.
How you can be the boss of the bladder (3rd edition, 1997)
By Dr Janet Hall
How you can be the boss of the bladder is designed to help both children and
parents gain some insight into the management and eventual control of wetting.
The Potty Journey: Guide to Toilet Training Children with Special Needs,
Including Autism and Related Disorders (2008)
By Judith A Coucouvanis
Systematic, comprehensive and proven way to toilet train children with Autism
and related disorders, whose very characteristics make toilet training
challenging. The author takes a humorous approach to an otherwise difficult
task.
Everything a child needs to know about BEDWETTING (2008)
By Dr C R Yemula
This book is written in a child friendly way, for children aged 6-12 years to
help them understand more about bedwetting, the associated problems and
self-help measures. It is packed with colourful illustrations, fun and humour to
engage the interest of young readers.
Toilet Training Toddlers (1992)
By Phyllis Brock, Leslie Centre
Based on the knowledge that all children will ultimately gain control of their
bodies, providing there is no permanent physical problem, Toilet Training
Toddlers outlines a programme to help your child from no control to
self-control. It discusses the steps to follow, and outlines the roles and
feelings of both parent and child.
Easy Toilet Training (1995)
by Janet Hall
Easy Toilet Training gives step-by-step procedures for effective toilet training with maximum ease and fun. It provides a trouble shooting section which includes coping with power struggles, physical problems and fear of the toilet.
Prince Bravery and Grace - Attack of the Wet Knights (2007)
by Gail Gross
These books kindly donated by American author Gail Gross.
Fun-loving Prince Bravery and his spirited, golden dragon, Grace experience highflying adventure as they grow up in their colourful castle in the enchanted Kingdom of Childhood. The Prince learns to trust Grace as they practice to make the Royal Joustball team. Life appears to be carefree for the Prince. However, the dastardly Wet Knights creep in and cause havoc as they silently attack each night.
www.braveryandgrace.com
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