100 things I wish I knew in my baby's first year : keys to making parenting easier and baby happier by Dean, Randy, 1965-, Gorno, Lorri, 1965- instant download

100 things I wish I knew in my baby's first year : keys to making parenting easier and baby happier by Dean, Randy, 1965-, Gorno, Lorri, 1965- instant download

xii, 172 pages : 22 cm, Includes index, There are no \"perfect\" parents -- Schedule, schedule, schedule -- How to pick the perfect pediatrician -- Breastfeeding is best, formulas with ARA and DHA are best for the rest -- The dirty on bathing your baby -- Don't spend your time sterilizing bottles -- Diaper changing -- Sleep through the night by twelve weeks or sooner -- You can't spoil your baby in the first six months -- Colic can be treated or reduced -- Circumcision has no overall medical benefits -- Sometimes babies cry to release stress -- The first three months are the hardest -- The straight poop on diaper rash -- When to burp your baby -- Crying peaks at six weeks and then declines -- When should my baby nap and sleep? -- Use a carrier to stay close to baby -- How much should my baby eat? -- Save your money on crib bumpers -- Breastfeeding can be a challenge -- There are few 'perfect' births -- Let your baby sleep alone -- Don't buy special baby laundry detergent -- Breaks from parenting are important -- It's difficult to tell what your baby's cry means -- Don't worry about baby acne -- Put your baby to bed awake -- Quilts are expensive and can't really be used in the first year -- Put your marriage/partner first -- Don't isolate your baby from noise while sleeping -- Hang a mobile over his crib -- Make diaper smells disappear with a diaper genie -- Accept your baby for who he is -- Feeding solids will not make your baby sleep through the night earlier -- You can't have too many burp rags -- The paradoxes of sleep -- Tummy time is terrific -- Twins are a delight, but get help at night -- Spitting up is normal -- Drop the mylincon® drops -- Don't over stimulate your baby -- Let your baby cry himself to sleep -- Talk, talk, and more talk -- Play music for your baby -- Know when to call your pediatrician, How to start with solid foods -- Teach your child to play alone -- Special activities are fun for everyone -- Three keys to keeping your marriage strong…