Billed as a “FAQ for new Parents,” Baby 411 ticks through parenting issues (sleep, breastfeeding, etc) and illnesses (vomiting, diarrhea, ear aches, etc) one-by-one. It’s short, sweet and easy to page through.
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year one lit
The big sister to the immensely popular What to Expect When You’re Expecting series, What to Expect the First Year is a great basic guide to year one.
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A great, simple week-by-week guide to year one. Each week features a basic overview of physical and emotional development, milestones and suggested activities.
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A big favorite in our office. Twelve Hours Sleep offers a logical, incredibly easy to follow plan said to get your child to sleep by her 12th week. Worked for us in at least one case – a blissful 8pm-8am in baby S’s 13th week.
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One of the least intimidating pregnancy books we’ve seen. Tracy Hogg, late mother & neo-natal nurse, preaches a few simple lessons designed to create some structure for the early months.
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We live in fear and awe of this book. There are a few notable takeaways. It’s a great resource, but a bit rigid.
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We’ve got a many a friend who swear by Happiest Baby on the Blocks’ “5 S’s” for calming a fussy baby – swaddling, side/stomach positioning, shushing, swinging and sucking.
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The Baby Book is intimidatingly large – but has a great index. Get a copy and keep it in baby’s closet to consult in times of medical confusion.
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