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gifts for a babyshower

Tuesday, December 30th, 2008

gifts for a babyshower
What’s the best/ most useful babyshower gift that you received?

A friend’s haveing a shower and we’d like to get something REALLY good & useful. Already got a few things that they had registered for, but would like something else. Any excellent hints?

A jumbo size pack of disposable diapers. Not something lasting that they will always remember Aunt Tillie gave them for the baby. But useful, you betcha! I sometimes like to give diapers and then something cute to go with it, like a baby toy or board book that they will have long after the diapers are gone.

2-Pack of Baby Fleece Receiving Blankets in Green & Pink 2-Pack of Baby Fleece Receiving Blankets in Green & Pink
$5.99

Soft & smooth baby fleece receiving blankets in pretty prints featuring naughty monkey & hearts. Perfect for your loved little ones. Also makes great baby shower gift....
Alarm Clock, Baby Tuc Tuc Collection - Blue Alarm Clock, Baby Tuc Tuc Collection - Blue
$17.95

Alarm clock for your boy's room, has soft little boy figure attached. Takes 1 AA battery, not included....
Girl Dots Muslin Swaddling Blankets - 4 Pack, 100% Cotton Girl Dots Muslin Swaddling Blankets - 4 Pack, 100% Cotton
$44.00

100% Cotton Swaddling Blanket Set of 4 Dual layer muslin, finely woven, yet durable. Creates a waffle effect when washed. Gets softer with each washing. Large Size (47" X 47") allows for multiple uses; privacy while nursing, sun shade, summertime blanket or portal crib sheet. Physicians recommend lightweight wraps to help prevent overheating and reduce the risk of SIDs....
Daddy's little project Diaper Bag Daddy's little project Diaper Bag
$49.49

faux suede, adjustable shoulder straps, 7 outside pockets, small zipper pocket inside, 17.5" x 6"x12.5"...


Gifts Gifts
$8.43

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$14.21

Gifts
The Gifts The Gifts
$9.49

The Gifts
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$17.05

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$10.81

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$13

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$3.48

Gifts by Jo Ellen Bogart Published in 1996 by Scholastic Trade
Gifts Gifts
$12.72

Gifts enhances all areas of our lives. Individuals are shown how they can realize their own gifts. Doing this produces multiple gifts. It celebrates the complete you. It gives an uplifting sense of inspiration for the reader to aspire towards higher heights and greater thoughts.
Gifts Gifts
$7.99

A grandmother brings gifts from billabong goo to a sitar’s zing, from all over the world...
GIFTS GIFTS
$17

. Le Guin Ursula. GIFTS. Orlando FL:Harcourt Inc. c. First edition. first printing. 274pp. 8vo. new hardcover in d/j.
Gifts Gifts
$9.95

The clans of the desolate Uplands possess fearsome gifts--the ability to twist a limb, enslave a mind, inflict a wasting illness, all with a mere look or gesture...
Gifts Gifts
$5.48

Scattered among poor, desolate farms, the clans of the Uplands possess gifts. Wondrous gifts: the ability--with a glance, a gesture, a word--to summon animals, bring forth fire, move the land. Fearsome gifts: They can twist a limb, chain a mind, inflict a wasting illness. The Uplanders live in constant fear that one family might unleash its gift against another. Two young people, friends since childhood, decide not to use their gifts. One, a girl, refuses to bring animals to their death in the hunt. The other, a boy, wears a blindfold lest his eyes and his anger kill.In this beautifully crafted story, Ursula K. Le Guin writes of the proud cruelty of power, of how hard it is to grow up, and of how much harder still it is to find, in the world's darkness, gifts of light.
Gifts Gifts
$3.48

Scattered among poor, desolate farms, the clans of the Uplands possess gifts. Wondrous gifts: the ability--with a glance, a gesture, a word--to summon animals, bring forth fire, move the land. Fearsome gifts: They can twist a limb, chain a mind, inflict a wasting illness. The Uplanders live in constant fear that one family might unleash its gift against another. Two young people, friends since childhood, decide not to use their gifts. One, a girl, refuses to bring animals to their death in the hunt. The other, a boy, wears a blindfold lest his eyes and his anger kill.In this beautifully crafted story, Ursula K. Le Guin writes of the proud cruelty of power, of how hard it is to grow up, and of how much harder still it is to find, in the world's darkness, gifts of light.
Gifts Gifts
$125

Over the past two thousand years, Western legal systems have had to alter some of their most basic principles in order to regulate the giving of gifts. This is a study of how legal concepts from the marketplace have been reshaped to accommodate a fundamentally different type of social practice. Richard Hyland examines the law of gifts in England, India, and the United States, and in Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, and Spain. Gifts also surveys the extensive discussion about gift giving in anthropology, history, economics, philosophy, and sociology. In addition, Hyland offers a critique of the functionalist method in comparative law and demonstrates the benefits of an interpretive approach.
Gifts Gifts
$12.81

As part of The Pursuing Spiritual Transformation series, Gifts guides you to the answers you desire, through personal study and small group interaction, to develop a hunger to be used by God.
Gifts Gifts
$7.39

This lyrically written YA fantasy, by the critically acclaimed author of the Earthsea series, concerns the nature of responsibility to one's family, one's abilities, and oneself. The people of the Uplands use their psychic powers, or gifts, as weapons in
Gifts Gifts
$14.62

This lyrically written YA fantasy, by the critically acclaimed author of the Earthsea series, concerns the nature of responsibility to one's family, one's abilities, and oneself. The people of the Uplands use their psychic powers, or gifts, as weapons in
Gifts Gifts
$3.48

As part of The Pursuing Spiritual Transformation series, Gifts guides you to the answers you desire, through personal study and small group interaction, to develop a hunger to be used by God.
Gifts Gifts
$3.98

Experience the joy and wonder of a young girl as she explores the simple gifts of nature in the world around her. A feather, a blossom, a leaf, or even the fresh smell of spring air . . . whatever the gift may be, our natural world has much to offer. Author/illustrator Phyllis Limbacher Tildes shares her own gifts with lyrical poetry and breathtaking colored-pencil art that invite you to celebrate what nature gives us every day.
Gifts Gifts
$10.61

Gifts is a beguiling tale of a Somali family, its strong matriarch, Duniya, and its past wounds that refuse to heal. As the story unfolds, Somalia is ravaged by war, drought, disease, and famine, prompting industrialized nations to offer monetary aid-- gifts to the so-called Third World. Farah weaves these threads together into a tapestry of dreams, memories, family lore, folktales, and journalistic accounts.
Gifts Gifts
$9.14

Gifted--that’s you! Uniquely equipped to help build up the body of Christ. As a follower of Jesus, serving others is an integral part of your identity and an important key to your personal growth. But how do you cultivate a servant’s heart and your spiritual gifts in ways that build up your church, your family, your friends, and your world--without wiping you out in the process? Gifts guides you to the answers. Through personal study and small group interaction, this study will help you develop a passion to be used by God. You’ll find out about your unique place in the body of Christ and how to surmount the obstacles that keep you from thriving. You’ll discover the joy of serving with others--doing together what you cannot do alone. And you’ll learn how to abide in Christ, experiencing a freshness and vitality that grow as you give!Leader’s guide included!Gifts group sessions are: Use Me! Use My Gifts! Walking into Weakness Comparison: The Killjoy of Servanthood The Ministry of the Mundane Servanthood’s Bell-Shaped Curve Abide in Him
Gifts Gifts
$7.81

Gifted--that’s you! Uniquely equipped to help build up the body of Christ. As a follower of Jesus, serving others is an integral part of your identity and an important key to your personal growth. But how do you cultivate a servant’s heart and your spiritual gifts in ways that build up your church, your family, your friends, and your world--without wiping you out in the process? Gifts guides you to the answers. Through personal study and small group interaction, this study will help you develop a passion to be used by God. You’ll find out about your unique place in the body of Christ and how to surmount the obstacles that keep you from thriving. You’ll discover the joy of serving with others--doing together what you cannot do alone. And you’ll learn how to abide in Christ, experiencing a freshness and vitality that grow as you give!Leader’s guide included!Gifts group sessions are: Use Me! Use My Gifts! Walking into Weakness Comparison: The Killjoy of Servanthood The Ministry of the Mundane Servanthood’s Bell-Shaped Curve Abide in Him
Gifts Gifts
$11.09

Gifted--that’s you! Uniquely equipped to help build up the body of Christ. As a follower of Jesus, serving others is an integral part of your identity and an important key to your personal growth. But how do you cultivate a servant’s heart and your spiritual gifts in ways that build up your church, your family, your friends, and your world--without wiping you out in the process? Gifts guides you to the answers. Through personal study and small group interaction, this study will help you develop a passion to be used by God. You’ll find out about your unique place in the body of Christ and how to surmount the obstacles that keep you from thriving. You’ll discover the joy of serving with others--doing together what you cannot do alone. And you’ll learn how to abide in Christ, experiencing a freshness and vitality that grow as you give!Leader’s guide included!Gifts group sessions are: Use Me! Use My Gifts! Walking into Weakness Comparison: The Killjoy of Servanthood The Ministry of the Mundane Servanthood’s Bell-Shaped Curve Abide in Him
Gifts Gifts
$8.7

Gifted--that’s you! Uniquely equipped to help build up the body of Christ. As a follower of Jesus, serving others is an integral part of your identity and an important key to your personal growth. But how do you cultivate a servant’s heart and your spiritual gifts in ways that build up your church, your family, your friends, and your world--without wiping you out in the process? Gifts guides you to the answers. Through personal study and small group interaction, this study will help you develop a passion to be used by God. You’ll find out about your unique place in the body of Christ and how to surmount the obstacles that keep you from thriving. You’ll discover the joy of serving with others--doing together what you cannot do alone. And you’ll learn how to abide in Christ, experiencing a freshness and vitality that grow as you give!Leader’s guide included!Gifts group sessions are: Use Me! Use My Gifts! Walking into Weakness Comparison: The Killjoy of Servanthood The Ministry of the Mundane Servanthood’s Bell-Shaped Curve Abide in Him
Gifts Gifts
$12.6

This lyrically written YA fantasy, by the critically acclaimed author of the Earthsea series, concerns the nature of responsibility to one's family, one's abilities, and oneself. The people of the Uplands use their psychic powers, or gifts, as weapons in their endless petty feuds. Sixteen-year-old Orrec's power, the ability to undo, or destroy, both inanimate and living things at a glance is seemingly uncontrollable, so he has willingly blindfolded himself for the past three years. Meanwhile, Gry, Orrec's friend since childhood and the woman whom he longs to marry, refuses to use her gift of animal communication to call beasts to be slaughtered during the hunt. Together, the two wonder if there is a way to use their gifts positively, and whether there is more of value to each of them than simply their magic.
Gifts Gifts
$9.61

This lyrically written YA fantasy, by the critically acclaimed author of the Earthsea series, concerns the nature of responsibility to one's family, one's abilities, and oneself. The people of the Uplands use their psychic powers, or gifts, as weapons in their endless petty feuds. Sixteen-year-old Orrec's power, the ability to undo, or destroy, both inanimate and living things at a glance is seemingly uncontrollable, so he has willingly blindfolded himself for the past three years. Meanwhile, Gry, Orrec's friend since childhood and the woman whom he longs to marry, refuses to use her gift of animal communication to call beasts to be slaughtered during the hunt. Together, the two wonder if there is a way to use their gifts positively, and whether there is more of value to each of them than simply their magic.
Gifts Gifts
$16.05

This lyrically written YA fantasy, by the critically acclaimed author of the Earthsea series, concerns the nature of responsibility to one's family, one's abilities, and oneself. The people of the Uplands use their psychic powers, or gifts, as weapons in their endless petty feuds. Sixteen-year-old Orrec's power, the ability to undo, or destroy, both inanimate and living things at a glance is seemingly uncontrollable, so he has willingly blindfolded himself for the past three years. Meanwhile, Gry, Orrec's friend since childhood and the woman whom he longs to marry, refuses to use her gift of animal communication to call beasts to be slaughtered during the hunt. Together, the two wonder if there is a way to use their gifts positively, and whether there is more of value to each of them than simply their magic.
Gifts Gifts
$7.93

This lyrically written YA fantasy, by the critically acclaimed author of the Earthsea series, concerns the nature of responsibility to one's family, one's abilities, and oneself. The people of the Uplands use their psychic powers, or gifts, as weapons in their endless petty feuds. Sixteen-year-old Orrec's power, the ability to undo, or destroy, both inanimate and living things at a glance is seemingly uncontrollable, so he has willingly blindfolded himself for the past three years. Meanwhile, Gry, Orrec's friend since childhood and the woman whom he longs to marry, refuses to use her gift of animal communication to call beasts to be slaughtered during the hunt. Together, the two wonder if there is a way to use their gifts positively, and whether there is more of value to each of them than simply their magic.
Gifts Gifts
$7.55

This lyrically written YA fantasy, by the critically acclaimed author of the Earthsea series, concerns the nature of responsibility to one's family, one's abilities, and oneself. The people of the Uplands use their psychic powers, or gifts, as weapons in their endless petty feuds. Sixteen-year-old Orrec's power, the ability to undo, or destroy, both inanimate and living things at a glance is seemingly uncontrollable, so he has willingly blindfolded himself for the past three years. Meanwhile, Gry, Orrec's friend since childhood and the woman whom he longs to marry, refuses to use her gift of animal communication to call beasts to be slaughtered during the hunt. Together, the two wonder if there is a way to use their gifts positively, and whether there is more of value to each of them than simply their magic.
Gifts Gifts
$13.24

This lyrically written YA fantasy, by the critically acclaimed author of the Earthsea series, concerns the nature of responsibility to one's family, one's abilities, and oneself. The people of the Uplands use their psychic powers, or gifts, as weapons in their endless petty feuds. Sixteen-year-old Orrec's power, the ability to undo, or destroy, both inanimate and living things at a glance is seemingly uncontrollable, so he has willingly blindfolded himself for the past three years. Meanwhile, Gry, Orrec's friend since childhood and the woman whom he longs to marry, refuses to use her gift of animal communication to call beasts to be slaughtered during the hunt. Together, the two wonder if there is a way to use their gifts positively, and whether there is more of value to each of them than simply their magic.
Gifts Gifts
$6.78

This lyrically written YA fantasy, by the critically acclaimed author of the Earthsea series, concerns the nature of responsibility to one's family, one's abilities, and oneself. The people of the Uplands use their psychic powers, or gifts, as weapons in their endless petty feuds. Sixteen-year-old Orrec's power, the ability to undo, or destroy, both inanimate and living things at a glance is seemingly uncontrollable, so he has willingly blindfolded himself for the past three years. Meanwhile, Gry, Orrec's friend since childhood and the woman whom he longs to marry, refuses to use her gift of animal communication to call beasts to be slaughtered during the hunt. Together, the two wonder if there is a way to use their gifts positively, and whether there is more of value to each of them than simply their magic.
Gifts Gifts
$11.31

This lyrically written YA fantasy, by the critically acclaimed author of the Earthsea series, concerns the nature of responsibility to one's family, one's abilities, and oneself. The people of the Uplands use their psychic powers, or gifts, as weapons in their endless petty feuds. Sixteen-year-old Orrec's power, the ability to undo, or destroy, both inanimate and living things at a glance is seemingly uncontrollable, so he has willingly blindfolded himself for the past three years. Meanwhile, Gry, Orrec's friend since childhood and the woman whom he longs to marry, refuses to use her gift of animal communication to call beasts to be slaughtered during the hunt. Together, the two wonder if there is a way to use their gifts positively, and whether there is more of value to each of them than simply their magic.
Gifts Gifts
$6.48

Gifts is a beguiling tale of a Somali family, its strong matriarch, Duniya, and its past wounds that refuse to heal. As the story unfolds, Somalia is ravaged by war, drought, disease, and famine, prompting industrialized nations to offer monetary aid--"gifts" to the so-called Third World. Farah weaves these threads together into a tapestry of dreams, memories, family lore, folktales, and journalistic accounts.
Gifts Gifts
$13.98

Gifts is a beguiling tale of a Somali family, its strong matriarch, Duniya, and its past wounds that refuse to heal. As the story unfolds, Somalia is ravaged by war, drought, disease, and famine, prompting industrialized nations to offer monetary aid--"gifts" to the so-called Third World. Farah weaves these threads together into a tapestry of dreams, memories, family lore, folktales, and journalistic accounts.
Gifts Gifts
$13.5

Having a baby with Down syndrome is not something most parents would willingly choose. Yet many who travel this path discover rich, unexpected rewards along the way. In this candid and poignant collection of personal stories, sixty-three mothers describe the gifts of respect, strength, delight, perspective, and love, which their child with Down syndrome has brought into their lives. The contributors to this collection have diverse personalities and perspectives, and draw from a wide spectrum of ethnicity, world views, and religious beliefs. Some are parenting within a traditional family structure; some are not. Some never considered terminating their pregnancy; some struggled with the decision. Some were calm at the time of diagnosis; some were traumatized. Some write about their pregnancy and the months after giving birth; some reflect on years of experience with their child. Their diverse experiences point to a common truth: The life of a child with Down syndrome is something to celebrate. These women have something to say -- not just to other mothers but to all of us.This book offers crucial information and perspective to pregnant women facing a pre or post-natal Down Syndrome diagnosis. GIFTS is especially timely given the new 2007 guidelines from the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG), which recommends that all women, regardless of age, receive screening for Down syndrome. Statistics show that most of these diagnoses result in abortion; if more women are screened the fear is that there will be fewer babies born with Down syndrome. The question is how informed are these decisions? If better information were available to women -- a copy of GIFTS, counseling that`s more up-to-date -- would the trend be different? GIFTS has already garnered interest from writers and Down syndrome advocates who are concerned about the lack of comprehensive information provided to women facing a pre-natal Down syndrome diagnosis. Recent studies by Dr
Gifts Gifts
$14.19

Having a baby with Down syndrome is not something most parents would willingly choose. Yet many who travel this path discover rich, unexpected rewards along the way. In this candid and poignant collection of personal stories, sixty-three mothers describe the gifts of respect, strength, delight, perspective, and love, which their child with Down syndrome has brought into their lives. The contributors to this collection have diverse personalities and perspectives, and draw from a wide spectrum of ethnicity, world views, and religious beliefs. Some are parenting within a traditional family structure; some are not. Some never considered terminating their pregnancy; some struggled with the decision. Some were calm at the time of diagnosis; some were traumatized. Some write about their pregnancy and the months after giving birth; some reflect on years of experience with their child. Their diverse experiences point to a common truth: The life of a child with Down syndrome is something to celebrate. These women have something to say -- not just to other mothers but to all of us.This book offers crucial information and perspective to pregnant women facing a pre or post-natal Down Syndrome diagnosis. GIFTS is especially timely given the new 2007 guidelines from the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG), which recommends that all women, regardless of age, receive screening for Down syndrome. Statistics show that most of these diagnoses result in abortion; if more women are screened the fear is that there will be fewer babies born with Down syndrome. The question is how informed are these decisions? If better information were available to women -- a copy of GIFTS, counseling that`s more up-to-date -- would the trend be different? GIFTS has already garnered interest from writers and Down syndrome advocates who are concerned about the lack of comprehensive information provided to women facing a pre-natal Down syndrome diagnosis. Recent studies by Dr
Gifts Gifts
$17.19

Having a baby with Down syndrome is not something most parents would willingly choose. Yet many who travel this path discover rich, unexpected rewards along the way. In this candid and poignant collection of personal stories, sixty-three mothers describe the gifts of respect, strength, delight, perspective, and love, which their child with Down syndrome has brought into their lives. The contributors to this collection have diverse personalities and perspectives, and draw from a wide spectrum of ethnicity, world views, and religious beliefs. Some are parenting within a traditional family structure; some are not. Some never considered terminating their pregnancy; some struggled with the decision. Some were calm at the time of diagnosis; some were traumatized. Some write about their pregnancy and the months after giving birth; some reflect on years of experience with their child. Their diverse experiences point to a common truth: The life of a child with Down syndrome is something to celebrate. These women have something to say -- not just to other mothers but to all of us.This book offers crucial information and perspective to pregnant women facing a pre or post-natal Down Syndrome diagnosis. GIFTS is especially timely given the new 2007 guidelines from the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG), which recommends that all women, regardless of age, receive screening for Down syndrome. Statistics show that most of these diagnoses result in abortion; if more women are screened the fear is that there will be fewer babies born with Down syndrome. The question is how informed are these decisions? If better information were available to women -- a copy of GIFTS, counseling that`s more up-to-date -- would the trend be different? GIFTS has already garnered interest from writers and Down syndrome advocates who are concerned about the lack of comprehensive information provided to women facing a pre-natal Down syndrome diagnosis. Recent studies by Dr
Gifts Gifts
$12.11

Having a baby with Down syndrome is not something most parents would willingly choose. Yet many who travel this path discover rich, unexpected rewards along the way. In this candid and poignant collection of personal stories, sixty-three mothers describe the gifts of respect, strength, delight, perspective, and love, which their child with Down syndrome has brought into their lives. The contributors to this collection have diverse personalities and perspectives, and draw from a wide spectrum of ethnicity, world views, and religious beliefs. Some are parenting within a traditional family structure; some are not. Some never considered terminating their pregnancy; some struggled with the decision. Some were calm at the time of diagnosis; some were traumatized. Some write about their pregnancy and the months after giving birth; some reflect on years of experience with their child. Their diverse experiences point to a common truth: The life of a child with Down syndrome is something to celebrate. These women have something to say -- not just to other mothers but to all of us.This book offers crucial information and perspective to pregnant women facing a pre or post-natal Down Syndrome diagnosis. GIFTS is especially timely given the new 2007 guidelines from the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG), which recommends that all women, regardless of age, receive screening for Down syndrome. Statistics show that most of these diagnoses result in abortion; if more women are screened the fear is that there will be fewer babies born with Down syndrome. The question is how informed are these decisions? If better information were available to women -- a copy of GIFTS, counseling that`s more up-to-date -- would the trend be different? GIFTS has already garnered interest from writers and Down syndrome advocates who are concerned about the lack of comprehensive information provided to women facing a pre-natal Down syndrome diagnosis. Recent studies by Dr
Gifts Gifts
$16.99

When Jessica Leighton-Curtis, the headmistress at the Farrell School for Young Ladies, asks Randall Templeton, marquess of Ashford, to help a despondent student, it is Jessica who becomes nearer and dearer to him. Yet even as Jess yields to desire, her memories whisper that she must not care for him. But Randall's gifts of trust and soulful love may be enough to help heal her past.
Gifts Gifts
$7.16

It's not easy for a leopard to change its spots, they say. It's even harder for a human being to move out of deep ruts, grow, and become someone better.From Willow Creek Community Church, the Pursuing Spiritual Transformation series is designed to launch and guide believers in an exciting process of personal change. Fully Devoted introduces participants to the core ideas behind transformation, and each of the remaining guides covers one of the five G's : Gifts, Giving, Grace, Groups, and Growth.Motivating, inspiring, and ultimately life altering, these studies are action-oriented with lots of practical ways to quicken the metamorphosis from old hat to new and improved. Participants will understand why community is vital to their spiritual health, how grace, gifts, and giving can be woven into their lifestyles, and that growth is rooted in everyday extraordinary habits.This series helps believers reinvent themselves in the best way possible: As they soak in the truths of spiritual transformation, they will start modeling themselves more and more after Jesus, and recapture his perfect image in their hearts. Pursuing Spiritual Transformation will be part of Willow Creek Community Church's core curriculum, and will be used by churches in the Willow Creek Association.
Gifts Gifts
$15.48

(2008 National Parenting Publications Awards (NAPPA): Gold Award; 2008 Mom's Choice Awards: Silver Recipient, Special & Exceptional Needs; 2008 Nautilus Award: Silver Winner, Memoir/Personal Growth) Having a baby with Down syndrome is not something most parents would willingly choose. Yet many who travel this path discover rich, unexpected rewards along the way. In this candid and poignant collection of personal stories, sixty-three mothers describe the gifts of respect, strength, delight, perspective, and love, which their child with Down syndrome has brought into their lives. The contributors to this collection have diverse personalities and perspectives, and draw from a wide spectrum of ethnicity, world views, and religious beliefs. Some are parenting within a traditional family structure; some are not. Some never considered terminating their pregnancy; some struggled with the decision. Some were calm at the time of diagnosis; some were traumatized. Some write about their pregnancy and the months after giving birth; some reflect on years of experience with their child. Their diverse experiences point to a common truth: The life of a child with Down syndrome is something to celebrate. These women have something to say--not just to other mothers but to all of us.
Gifts Of Love Gifts Of Love
$7.69

Gifts Of Love
Gifts Of The Spirit Gifts Of The Spirit
$11.89

Gifts Of The Spirit
The Gifts Of Change The Gifts Of Change
$15.95

The Gifts Of Change
Time-Gifts Time-Gifts
$15.95

Time-Gifts
Gifts of God Gifts of God
$12.95

Gifts of God
Gifts Of The Gods Gifts Of The Gods
$15.95

Gifts Of The Gods
Priceless Gifts Priceless Gifts
$19.16

Priceless Gifts
A Gathering Of Gifts A Gathering Of Gifts
$16.95

A Gathering Of Gifts


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