Attachment Parenting: Instinctive Care For Your Baby and Young Child, by Katie Allison Granju and Betsy Kennedy, R.N., M.S.N.
Attachment parenting has nothing to do with chains or glue. Attachment parenting is actually a very loving and committed method of raising your child. Based on a parent's natural instinct, attachment parenting entails responding attentively to you baby's cries, minimizing parent-child separation, avoiding sleep training for infants, breastfeeding according to your baby's cues rather than a schedule as well as carrying your baby in a cloth carrier.

The Continuum Concept, by Jean Liedloff

Natural Family Living: The Mothering Magazine Guide to Parenting, by Peggy O'Mara, Jane McConnell
For more than two decades, Mothering Magazine has provided sound alternatives to mainstream parenting theories; all the knowledge, compassion, and practical advice from the publication is included in this guide. Natural Family Living includes information on parenting from pregnancy to adolescence, including sections on nutrition, discipline without punishment, creative family entertainment, home schooling and natural childbirth. Peggy O'Mara and Jane McConnell share parenting wisdom based on old-fashioned values, classic ideas and trust in instincts. It's a refreshing alternative filled with down-to-earth ideas and advice.

Kid Cooperation: How to Stop Yelling, Nagging, & Pleading & Get Kids to Cooperate, by Elizabeth Pantley
Featuring a Foreword by popular parenting book author Dr. William Sears, this concise and straightforward book is filled with applied skills that teach children to cooperate, end sibling fights, boost children's self-esteem, and help parents handle discipline and anger with understanding and authority. An enlightening "parenting style" quiz reveals typical patterns and pitfalls.

Perfect Parenting: Dictionary Of 1,200 Parenting Tips, by Elizabeth Pantley
Elizabeth Pantley presents an encyclopedia of 1,200 parenting tips that could change your idea of good parenting. Perfect Parenting covers hundreds of the most asked questions from parents disciplining children ages 2 to 14. The book examines specific situations and provides solutions for immediate results.

Following your new baby’s progress from birth to the terrible-two’s, this is an excellent and very comprehensive resource guide. Based on William Sears and Martha Sears’ extensive experience as parents, they provide new parents with their approach to every aspect of caring for baby, from wee infant to toddler. Singling out attachment-parenting as essential in bonding and dispelling any fears of spoiling the child with this approach, The Baby Book then focuses on baby’s basics: eating, sleeping, development, health and comfort. Readers will also find valuable information on the latest in the treatment of illness and infant nutritional requirements.

The Fussy Baby: How to Bring Out the Best in Your High-Need Child, by Dr. William Sears
With warmth and wisdom, Dr. Sears, an eminent pediatrician and father of six, offers timeless advice that will show parents how to help their high-need child enjoy a more contented start in life. Includes information on how high-need babies, properly attended to, can give parents the best return on their investment of time and energy.