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This guide, written and narrated by developmental psychologist Dr Suzanne Zeedyk, introduces listeners to attachment - babies' innate need to know that someone will share their fears and joys. It uses the analogy of "Sabre Tooth Tigers and Teddy Bears" to make attachment theory understandable for everyone. As one of the quotes from the audiobook puts it: "People frequently ask how come no one tells them about this stuff? This is an attempt to do just that". The guide is written in a style suited to both personal and professional interests.

This book contains an in-depth analysis of contemporary issues in parenting from the viewpoint of a Tiger Mom. It contains contemporary and proven steps and strategies of bringing your children into a competitive world and ensuring that they are not only successful, but they also dominate. My emphasis in this book will be on particular parenting styles, especially authoritative parenting, and their effects on children.

Jack and Annie are whisked back in time to the jungles of India, where they meet snakes and tigers, and find ancient ruins.

In this book, listeners will not only learn the “secrets” of serenity, contentment, healthy values, mission-focused aspirations, and healthy living, but they will also be empowered to learn the formula that these two boys used repeatedly to achieve success in all their endeavors through joyful determination, undefeatable motivation, and inspiration to better themselves.

This show starts with gay sex and HIV, then turns to masturbation with kitchen tools, and winds up with where you can hear famous porn-star interviews. Susie begins the show by reading an article about a young, gay wresting star who became an HIV scapegoat. Written by Steven Thrasher for BuzzFeed, it's a story about a college kid who has lots of consensual, unprotected sex with other guys. Why does he become the scapegoat? He's black, and the white guys say he told them he was clean (no HIV), and he wasn't.