Books for parents

Every year following divorce about one fifth of parents lose contact with their children. Had they known their rights they might have been able to secure good access to their offspring. This is a comprehensive guide to everything a divorcing parent needs to know to make informed and practical choices at a very difficult time for all concerned.

When Alice Sherwood's son, Archie, was diagnosed with  severe nut and egg allergies she set about devising interesting and nutritious recipes for meals he could safely eat and the rest of the family could enjoy as well. The result is the Allergy-free Cookbook  - no eggs, no dairy, no gluten, no nuts - reviewed here by Nolene Gallagher

With over 80 tasty recipes to boost your child's health and IQ which will appeal to all the family, this book is aimed at parents of young children and contains menu plans plus practical advice on planning, shopping, eating out and dealing with fussy eaters.

PWT panel member Julia Bairstow reviews a book that should be essential reading for all parents of teenagers.

From day nurseries to childminders and everything in between, this is a comprehensive guide to finding the right childcare to suit both you and your child.

How to engender a love for reading and writing in your child with this informative and comprehensive guide for parents of children from birth to aged 11.

Whether it’s being scared of the dark or anxious about going to school, this book will give you practical advice and strategies for you to help your child

Unusual family holidays in the usual destinations by Paul Jenner and Christine Smith