Books
by Cathy Milwidsky
Cathy has written the following books.
Why is Baby Joe Crying, Papa?
by Anna Mills
Crying is a communication –Â
In this storybook Anna Mills (Cathy Milwidsky) has set out to explore the importance of crying.Â
Having worked with many children (under the age of 5), their parents and educators, Cathy invites readers to join Sadie and her Papa take care of her baby brother Joe. It is through their time caring for Baby Joe, that they come to understand why and what Baby Joe is communicating – and because of this, they come to share the importance of crying, not only as a baby, or a young child, but as a human. And, importantly, that crying is best when not alone.Â
I hope children and adults enjoy reading the book together, and hopefully will be a way to open up conversations and of feeling connected.
The Perfectly Imperfect Family
Real Solutions for Mindful Parents
Navigating Today’s Biggest Challenges
#1 International Bestseller
Through personal stories, evidence-based strategies, and practical tools, you’ll discover liberating news: research confirms children thrive without perfect parenting, and the ‘perfect’ family is a myth. Because it is in the messy, beautiful reality of family life that growth and connection happen.Â
In a world of picture-perfect parenting posts and curated family moments, this book offers something far more valuable: truth.Â
Parenting has never been easy, but today’s challenge – from screen time battles to anxiety epidemics, from digital pressures to academic stress – can make feel impossible to get it right.Â
What if you didn’t have to?Â
Inside these pages, a diverse group of experts, therapists, educators and parents share their most powerful insights.Â
No more guilt. No more comparison. Just real solutions for real families.Â
Your perfectly imperfect family journey starts here.