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from: Bantam Doubleday Dell Pub (Trd Pap)
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Average Rating: Rating: - amreican academy of pediatrics can't be wrong! + very well written book + tells you in detail, by age group the milestones you & your baby will be facing + everything you need to know about raising baby-includes emotional & psychological development as well as physical + tells you exactly where the AAP stands on each issue + sections on mommy & daddy's emotions as well as baby + this book is more than just a text book, it nurtures a nervous first-time parent and assures me that not EVERYTHING i do is wrong! + some things are just common sense, but it makes me feel better to read this and feel more confident + rules out all of those "old wives tales" when i first discovered that i was pregnant, i ran out and got almost every pregnancy book and every baby book in print! my advice to any first-time parents and expecting parents is: no library is complete without these 4 books: "what to expect when you're expecting" "what to expect the 1st year" "AAP's how to care for your baby & young child-birth to age 5" "AAP's guide to your child's symptoms" Rating: - Authoritative answers for your early childhood questions. For children in the first five years of life I recommend Caring for Your Baby and Young Child edited by Steven Shelov and distributed by the American Academy of Pediatrics. This comprehensive guide is divided into two major sections. The first half of the book is arranged by age so whether your child is a newborn, 15 months old, or three years old you can easily look up your child's age and find out the major issues concerning safety, feeding, sleeping, fears, common problem, etc. for that time period. Doing this periodically will prove quite useful. I do it from time to time to get a fresh look at my own children. The second half of this book is encyclopedic. Common problems of the first five years of life are arranged in alphabetical order so when your child has an ear infection, or a sore throat, or a head ache you can quickly turn and get a brief, authoritative answer to your question. Alan R. Greene, M.D., F.A.A.P. Dr. Greene's HouseCalls -- Pediatric Wisdom for the Information Age http://www.drgreene.com Rating: - Excellent Resource Throughout Baby's First Year This book has come in handy for all of my questions and concerns. It has useful sections on development in different age stages, and the back section of the book goes into detail about infant and child illnesses. This health section in the back has been useful when I've tried to determine whether to call my child's pediatrician or what might help my child feel better, as well as how long he might be contagious. The sections on development have useful checklists too. It's the only parenting book I've purchased so far. I usually just check them out from the library but it is well worth purchasing.

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