books about: newborn     books:       Baby Animals Black and White: Black and White23 reviews Phyllis Limbacher Tildes Charlesbridge Publishing, 1998 What babies like to see! Considering how well known a fact it is that infants are most intrigued by black and white objects and pictures, we had the hardest time finding many books that offered them. We were very pleased to find this book on Amazon. We ordered it when our son was 4 weeks old, and he's very drawn to the pages. It is great to see which animals peak his interest and as he has grown (10 weeks now), it ...             Raising Baby Green: The Earth-Friendly Guide to Pregnancy, Childbirth, and Baby Care28 reviews Alan Greene Jossey-Bass, 2007 Very informative book and well worth the read I think this is a very good to start raising a green baby. I wasn't the most eco-educated person out there, but I tried to do my part. When my wife and I started to try to have a baby, I wanted to have a healthy baby and started to do more research. What I like about this book is that it has a ton of information and resources and all laid out in a logical manner. The book was very easy to ...             The No-Cry Sleep Solution: Gentle Ways to Help Your Baby Sleep Through the Night676 reviews Elizabeth Pantley, William Sears McGraw-Hill, 2002 The Book's Title Says It All! We did the Ferber method of sleep training with my son when he was 5 months old, and it worked very well at that age. He was a great sleeper and napper from that point until at 8 months old when he got a cold/stuffy nose that hung around for 2 weeks - during which time he couldn't sleep well and in order for him to be able to breathe through his nose at all, we had to hold him upright against ...             The Baby Owner's Manual: Operating Instructions, Trouble-Shooting Tips, and Advice on First-Year Maintenance61 reviews Louis Borgenicht, Joe Borgenicht Quirk Books, 2003 Hysterical and well informed Between this handbook and the 'Be Prepared' handbook for Dads, my husband really enjoyed reading this book to my belly every evening. It was funny yet useful at the same time. We also loved the different charts and pictures used.             Olds' Maternal-Newborn Nursing & Women's Health Across the Lifespan (8th Edition) (MyNursingLab Series)5 reviews Michele R. Davidson, Marcia L. London, ... Prentice Hall, 2007 Just very good textbook I'm a nursing student and this book is wonderful textbook of Maternal-Newborn Nursing. It help me for exam and for my work in hospital. It is a SUPER :)             Pregnancy, Childbirth, and the Newborn: The Complete Guide49 reviews Penny Simkin, Janet Whalley, ... Meadowbrook, 2001 THE Pregnancy book After starting "what to expect" and being told that it was horrible I was given this book by my midwives. It is THE book every pregnant woman should read. It does cover pregancy but not all the scare tactics that you read in the other books that make you paranoid about breathing. I found it very helpful in creating a birthing plan and knowing all the options I had. I didn't have the pregnancy ...             The Baby Book: Everything You Need to Know About Your Baby from Birth to Age Two (Revised and Updated Edition)816 reviews William Sears, Martha Sears, ... Little, Brown and Company, 2003 My Favorite Baby Book I guess I'm this book's target audience. I am a breastfeeding, co-sleeping, baby wearing, stay at home mom. I have found great advice and support in this book. I never viewed my parenting method as radical, it's just the way I want my child raised. If you are already following an attachment parenting model this book is an excellent guide. If you are an absolute "traditional" parent this book ...             The Happiest Baby on the Block: The New Way to Calm Crying and Help Your Newborn Baby Sleep Longer620 reviews Harvey Karp Bantam, 2003 Excellent book to help parents with crying & colic This book is excellent. Dr Karp not only teaches you the techniques to help your infant cry less and be happier, but he also explains the theory & why it works. In addition, he goes into other theories of colic, and explanations about them. As a pediatrician, I found this fascinating and very useful. I highly recomend this book to toher parents and especially other health professionals. My ...             Heading Home with Your Newborn: From Birth to Reality53 reviews Laura A. Jana, Jennifer Shu American Academy Of Pediatrics, 2005 Great book - am keeping this one close to hand Written in a clear, easy to read and entertaining manner by two authors who are both mothers and paediatricians, this book gives straightforward, helpful and unjudgmental advice. Much is common sense and much I've gleaned from reading other books or from my antenatal classes, but of the books I've been given before my son was born this is the one I'm keeping close to hand. It was easy to read ...             Textbook of Neonatal Resuscitation (Neonatal Resuscitation: Textbook)12 reviews American Academy of Pediatrics, 2006 Easy to READ, easy to understand! Make sure you get this book, its the most updated and is very user friendly!             Prentice Hall Nursing Reviews & Rationals: Maternal-Newborn Nursing (2nd Edition) (Prentice Hall Nursing ...8 reviews Mary Ann Hogan, Rita Glazebrook, ... Prentice Hall, 2006 This book is Great! I purchased this book at the beggining of my women's health class. First test out I had a 19 chaper test, with well over 300 pages to read. Probably more.I was totally stressing over all the pages I had to read and how I was gonna retain all this information in such a short period of time. So I started reading this book,which is basically an outline that covers the key information, and gets rid ...             The Essential Baby Organizer: Birth to One Year (The Essential Organizers)8 reviews Dani Rasmussen, Antoinette Perez Mango Media, 2007 best baby organizer we've found I'm on my second kid and have seen a bunch of books like this. This one is definitely the most organized and helpful. Everything is all in one place by date, so poor tired Mommy doesn't have to go hunting each time she switches from feeding to diapering baby (and so on). There is a place for little notes on baby's mood and milestones for baby each week. There are quick-reference charts in ...             The S.T.A.B.LE. Program: Pre-transport / Post-resuscitation Stabilization Care Of Sick Infants: Guidelines ...4 reviews Kristine A. Karlsen S.T.A.R.T Learning Corporation, 2006 Excellent Resource The S.T.A.B.L.E. Program provides an excellent overall view to not only stabilizing infants for transport, but caring for them on an everyday basis. STABLE works as an excellent adjuct to NRP, but is NOT a replacement for NRP. I highly recommend this book for anyone involved in the care of neonates - especially those in rural hospitals who rarely deal with ill neonates. As a nurse in a ...             The Rookie Mom's Handbook: 250 Activities to Do with (and Without!) Your Baby14 reviews Heather Flett, Whitney Moss Quirk Books, 2008 Must have for any mom! I LOVE this book, I wish I had it when my first child was born. It is filled with creative and humorous ideas for enjoying the precious time you have with your baby, including tips on how to include your partner and other moms. It gave me inspiration and motivation to get out of the house and take my little ones with me! It does seem to be geared for stay-at-home moms, however, as a mom who ...             Twelve Hours' Sleep by Twelve Weeks Old: A Step-by-Step Plan for Baby Sleep Success111 reviews Suzy Giordano, Lisa Abidin Dutton Adult, 2006 A Must for EVERY parent, whether parents of multiples or singletons! This book helped me train my twin boys to sleep through the night(and when I say through the night I MEAN 12 hours!) by 3 months old. I also helped me put them on a very structured routine that 18 months later they still use today. It's actually really nice because our kids don't have melt downs like I have seen other children their age have because they get the adaquet amount of sleep as well as ...             What to Expect When the New Baby Comes Home (What to Expect Kids)13 reviews Heidi Murkoff HarperFestival, 2001 Creative reading for different age groups makes this a winner Reading this book word for word to my 3 year old daughter would not have worked. We read the big question at the top of each page and answer the question ourselves using the pictures. I slip in different things from the text each time and she loves it. It has made her very excited about a event she had been growling about untill we started reading this book. She has even started "reading" it ...             100,000 + Baby Names: The Most Complete Baby Name Book: Including 300+ Fascinating Lists, The Latest Naming ...18 reviews Meadowbrook Press, 2006 Many options My 8-month pregnant friend and I spent an entire vacation combing this book for a name for her little one. There were some liberties taken with root names (Elizabeth, Liz, Lizzie, Liza) and the like to increase the count, but generally a good resource - the most comprehensive we found. Plus we loved the lists at the beginning of the book, where you could see popular names by decade, names of ...             Watermelon267 reviews Marian Keyes Avon A, 2002 Loved it. This book is such great entertainment! The sisters, the crazy mammy, it's funny and great.             Jo Frost's Confident Baby Care: What You Need to Know for the First Year from America's Most Trusted Nanny13 reviews Jo Frost Hyperion, 2008 Wonderful Book & Fast Service! I gifted this book to my sister, Aimee' (first time mom), and not only did it arrive the next day when I only paid for regular shipping, but it made all of baby's sleeping problems go away. Aimee' can now sleep through the night EVERY night. Using techniques in this book is like taking a sleeping pill... definitely a good thing for any mom out there!             The Ultimate Breastfeeding Book of Answers: The Most Comprehensive Problem-Solving Guide to Breastfeeding ...18 reviews Jack Md Newman, Teresa Pitman Three Rivers Press, 2006 Supportive and thorough Jack Newman provides all the information for breastfeeding moms. He's really thorough and maintains that all women can and should breastfeed their children. 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