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 Haynes Baby Manual - Ian Banks
 Haynes Baby Manual - Ian Banks ... new car (at least for most people). It can also be more worrying - after all, if you decide you've made a mistake you can't send the baby back to the factory or trade it in for another one. Conception, pregnancy and birth can nowaddays be associated with some very high-tech equipment, but underneath the monitors and scanner screens the basic process is the same as it ever was (just as the internal combustion engine itself has not changed, despite being surrounded by electronic sensors and control units). This manual gives you what you would expect from Haynes: down-to-earth, step-by-step instructions, written by professionals from practical experience. The manual should help you to: decide when and how to start; keep your cool in the delivery room; maintain baby's bodywork in optimum condition; prevent corrosion of vital parts; understand the on-board diagnostic system; and decide when to call in professional assistance.Newest Review: ... flicking through it (especially the part about newborn baby's different poo's!) From looking at the contents online i thought ... more ... it looked like a useful book so i bought it.
My husband found it to be very comprehensive in all areas of pregnancy, childbirth and parenting for the first few years. But most of all he found it to be written logically (like the traditional haynes car manuals) which he says men find easy to understand.
I ended up with hyperemsis during the pregnancy and an emergency c-section and although it didn't make it any easier, he said he felt somewhat prepared for what was about to happen and it wasn't so frightening. Al...more |
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Haynes Baby Manual - Ian Banks: perfect for the logical man (198 words)
by - written on 10/09/09 (Useful, 11 readings)
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My husband loved The Haynes Baby Manual when i bought it for him as a pregnancy present. A colleague of his at work who was also a first time father to be had bought it in and they had enjoyed flicking through it (especially the part about newborn baby's different poo's!) From looking at the contents online i thought it looked like a useful book so i bought it. My husband found it to be very comprehensive in all areas of pregnancy, childbirth and parenting for the first few years. But most of all he found it to be written logically (like the traditional haynes car manuals) which he says men find easy to understand. I ended up with hyperemsis ... Read the complete review
ATTENTION ALL EXPECTANT AND NEW FATHERS!!! (3628 words)
by - written on 14/03/08 (Very useful, 257 readings)
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After writing about lots of DVDs and video games, I decided it was time to do a write up on something completely different... THE HAYNES BABY MANUAL The Haynes... What? Baby what?!? Baby Manual... For those of you who are not very acquainted with Haynes manuals (much like myself), these are a series of books that are mostly aimed at car maintenance and repairs and DIY. The Haynes manuals are named after John Haynes (OBE) who wrote and published a manual on building an Austin 7 Special in 1956. Haynes Publishing was founded in 1960 and since then there have been manuals written on many different ... Read the complete review
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