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 The Baby Book - William Sears, Martha Sears
 The Baby Book - William Sears, Martha Sears ... by Little Brown and CompanyNewest Review: ... tongue tie operation despite our apprehensions. Jaundice is also covered, as well as routine medical tests and whatnot that ... more ... are done with small babies. It is all very reassuring to know what is actually going on, so that you are not left to the mercies of uncommunicative or in a hurry staff when dealing with the professionals in person. We have found the information helpful as well in that we were able to use it to be more proactive with our children’s medical care and it helped us know what questions to ask.
Routine body care of infants is also here. From changing a nappy (with unbiased discussions on cloth and disposables), to cord care,...more |
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The Baby Book - William Sears, Martha Sears: Get the Contented Parent AND Baby Book (2692 words)
by - written on 13/08/07 (Very useful, 124 readings)
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My stepdaughter is expecting her first baby, and as she was raised as an only child (her half siblings are only just now 4 and 6), she has had many questions about preparing for parenthood. Many of her friends have just had babies, but being a sensible girl, she came asking for advice from people she knew had real long term experience. One of those persons was me :) Young first and even second time parents are often very nervous about becoming parents and wanting to do it “just right”. Advice a plenty can be had, but where to get advice backed up by real experts can be a real minefield. Print it in a book, or make a TV show, and bam- people think you are a ... Read the complete review
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