Books
| Title | Date | ISBN |
|---|---|---|
| Baby Blues: This is going to be tougher than we thought. | April 1991 | 0-8092-3996-5 |
| She Started It! | September 1992 | 0-8092-3266-9 |
| Guess Who Didn't Take a Nap? | March 1993 | 0-8362-1715-2 |
| I Thought Labor Ended When the Baby Was Born | March 1994 | 0-8362-1744-6 |
| We Are Experiencing Parental Difficulties… Please Stand By | March 1995 | 0-8362-1781-0 |
| Night of the Living Dad | March 1996 | 0-8362-1310-6 |
| I Saw Elvis in My Ultrasound | September 1996 | 0-8362-2130-3 |
| One More and We're Outnumbered! | March 1997 | 0-8362-2692-5 |
| Check, Please… | March 1998 | 0-8362-5423-6 |
| Threats, Bribes & Videotape | August 1998 | 0-8362-6750-8 |
| If I'm a Stay-at-Home Mom, Why Am I Always in the Car? | March 1999 | 0-8362-7845-3 |
| Lift and Separate | March 2000 | 0-7407-0455-9 |
| I Shouldn't Have to Scream More Than Once! | August 2000 | 0-7407-0557-1 |
| Motherhood Is Not for Wimps | March 2001 | 0-7407-1393-0 |
| Baby Blues: Unplugged | March 2002 | 0-7407-2323-5 |
| Dad to the Bone | August 2002 | 0-7407-2670-6 |
| Never a Dry Moment | March 2003 | 0-7407-3304-4 |
| Two Plus One Is Enough | March 2004 | 0-7407-4140-3 |
| Playdate: Category 5 | September 2004 | 0-7407-4665-0 |
| Our Server Is Down! | October 2005 | 0-7407-5445-9 |
| Something Chocolate This Way Comes | April 2006 | 0-7407-5686-9 |
| Briefcase Full of Baby Blues | April 2007 | 0-7407-6355-5 |
| Night Shift | October 2007 | 0-7407-6842-5 |
| My Space | March 2009 | 0-7407-8089-1 |
| We Are Not Alone | May 1996 | 0-8362-1325-4 |
| The Super-Absorbent, Biodegradable, Family-Size Baby Blues | September 1997 | 0-8362-3657-2 |
| Ten Years And Still in Diapers | August 1999 | 0-7407-0008-1 |
| Butt-Naked Baby Blues | August 2001 | 0-7407-1852-5 |
| Wall-to-Wall Baby Blues | August 2003 | 0-7407-3811-9 |
| Driving Under the Influence of Children | May 2005 | 0-7407-5005-4 |
| Framed! | September 2006 | 0-7407-6194-3 |
| The Day Phonics Kicked In: Baby Blues Goes Back to School | September 2008 | 0-7407-7738-6 |
| X-Treme Parenting | April 2008 | 0-7407-7097-7 |
| The Natural Disorder of Things | October 2009 | 0-7407-8540-0 |
| It's A Boy | February 2010 | 978-0-7407-9166-6 |
| It's A Girl | February 2010 | 978-0-7407-9167-3 |
| We Were Here First | April 2010 | 978-0-7407-9111-6 |
| Ambushed! In the Family Room | October 2010 | 978-0-7407-9740-8 |
| Cut! | April 2011 | 978-1-4494-0182-5 |
| Scribbles at an Exhibition | May 2012 | 978-1-4494-0972-2 |
| BBXX: Baby Blues: The First Two Decades | October 2012 | 978-0-7407-9828-3 |
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