Here is a complete information guide to your new babies first years. Ebook

Here is a complete information guide to your new babies first years. This is very complete and full of information for you and your new baby.

Table Of Contents:

• Congratulations on Your New Baby!
• Newborn Health Screening
• What a Healthy Newborn Looks Like
• Newborn Reflexes
• Your Baby Depends on You for Checkups
• A Special Word to Fathers
• The Baby Blues
• Your Baby Should Sleep on Her Back
• Breast Milk Is Best for Your Baby
• Breastfeeding Is Natural
• Tips on Bottle Feeding
• Checkups and Shots
• What’s It Like To Be a Newborn?
• Changing Baby’s Diaper
• Keep a Memory Book
• Install Car Seats Carefully
• Wonders of the Brain
• Guide Your Baby Every Day
• Babies Have People Skills, Too
• Learning to Communicate
• Babies Cry for Lots of Reasons
• Ways to Soothe Your Baby
• Preparing Your Baby’s Bath
• Bathing Your Baby
• Be Gentle When Bathing Your Baby
• You and Your Baby
• 1-Month Checkup
• 1-Month Checkup: Where To Go
• The Wonders of the Brain
• Feeding Your Baby
• Spitting Up
• Talking to Your Baby
• Finding Child Care for Your Baby
• What’s It Like To Be 1 Month Old?
• Keeping Your Baby’s Records
• Guidelines To Help Your Baby Every Day
• Sleeping Patterns
• Bowel Habits
• Baby Powder
• Your Baby Has "People Skills"
• Your Baby "Talks" Without Words
• Low-Cost Ways To Pamper Yourself
• Teenage Parents Are Not Alone
• Watching Your Baby Grow
• A Healthy Baby
• When To Call the Doctor
• Sleeping Patterns
• Bowel Habits
• Feeding Your Baby
• Formula Feeding
• Protect Your Baby’s Future Teeth
• What’s It Like To Be 2 Months Old?
• Baby Movements
• Baby Games
• What To Do When Your Baby Cries
• Keeping Your Baby Safe
• Crib Safety
• Single Parents
• Single Teen Parents
• Support for the Single Parent
• Talk to Your Baby with Body Language
• Prepare for Your Baby’s 4-Month Checkup
• Giving Your Baby Breast Milk, Even If You’re Working
• Feeding Your Baby Formula
• Your Baby Is Sleeping Longer at Night
• Help Your Baby Every Day
• Safety Tips
• Give Safe Toys to Your Baby
• Tips on Pacifiers
• Questions Parents Ask
• What’s It Like To Be 3 Months Old?
• Your Baby Has Emotions, Too
• Games To Play with Your Baby
• Things To Do with Your Baby
• You Can Help Your Baby Learn
• Exercise Keeps You Healthy
• Things You Can Do To Relax
• Teach Your Baby
• Your Baby Is 4 Months Old
• Feeding Your Baby
• Taking Care of Your Baby’s Gums and Future Teeth
• Your Baby’s 4-Month Checkup
• Dads Are Important
• Questions Parents Ask
• Coping with Stress
• Helping Your Baby To Fall Asleep
• Games You Can Play with Your Baby
• Toy Safety Is Important
• Talking with Your Baby
• Babies Respond to Angry and Happy Faces
• Your Baby Learns from Experience
• Guiding Principles To Help Your Baby Every
• Your 5-Month-Old
• Questions from Parents about Medicines
• Safety Corner
• Avoiding Baby Bottle Tooth Decay
• Is Your Baby Teething?
• Safety and Your Baby’s High Chair
• Tips about Your Baby’s Playpen
• What’s It Like To Be 5 Months Old?
• Your Baby’s Sleep
• Help Your Baby To Explore
• Stimulating Your Baby with Toys
• Interacting and Playing
• Your 6-Month-Old
• Your Baby’s 6-Month Checkup
• Finding a Doctor You Trust
• Eating New Foods
• Baby Bottles Can Cause Tooth Decay
• Let Your Baby Feed Herself
• Falling Asleep on Her Own
• Grandparents and Other Adults
• What’s It Like To Be 6 Months Old?
• Guiding Your Active Baby
• Your Baby’s Developing Brain
• Floor Time Is Playtime
• Safety Corner
• Keeping Your Home Safe
• 8 - Your 7-Month-Old
• Your 7-Month-Old
• Your Baby’s New Independence
• Your Family’s Future
• Breastfeeding and Pregnancy
• Breastfeeding Advice
• Feeding Your Baby
• Moving Bath Time to the "Big Tub"
• What’s It Like To Be 7 Months Old?
• Talking Together Helps Spouses Handle Stress
• Fathers and Babies Need Time Together
• Fun on the Floor
• Early Intervention and Your Baby’s Developing Skills
• Safety Corner
• Plenty of Love for All
• 9 - Your 8-Month-Old
• Your 8-Month-Old
• Ways To Keep Your Baby Safe
• Early Intervention and Your Baby’s Developing Skills
• Your Baby’s Next Checkup
• Mealtime with Your 8 Month Old
• Reading to Your Baby
• Teen Parents
• What’s It Like To Be 8 Months Old?
• Playing with Your 8-Month-Old
• Floor Time
• Special Time with Your 8-Month-Old
• Questions Parents Ask
• 10 - Your 9-Month-Old
• Questions Parents Ask
• Safety First-at Every Age
• Other Possible Hazards Need Special Attention
• Games for Learning
• Your Baby’s 9-Month Checkup
• Early Intervention and Your Baby’s Developing Skills
• Games for Skill Building
• What’s It like To Be 9 Months Old?
• Sleeping Patterns
• Help Your Baby Feed Himself
• Solid Foods
• Choking Hazards for Young Eaters
• Take Time for Yourself
• When Someone Else Cares for Your Baby
• 11 - Your 10-Month-old
• 10 Months and Terrific
• Questions Parents Ask
• Growing Up with Plants
• Nursing Breaks
• Time To Eat
• Make Teeth Cleaning Fun
• What’s It Like To Be 10 Months Old?
• Early Intervention and Your Baby’s Developing Skills
• Games for Skill Building
• Educational Toys?
• Security Comfort Objects-Loveys
• Safety First-at Every Age
• Never Shake Your Baby
• Guidance and Discipline
• When You Feel
• 12 - Your 11-Month-Old
• Growing Up Big and Strong
• Questions Parents Ask
• Prevent Fires and Burns
• What To Do in Case of Fire
• Use a Smoke Alarm
• Early Intervention and Your Baby’s Developing Skills
• Avoid Food Battles
• Tips for Working Moms
• Hand Washing after Diaper Changes
• What’s It Like To Be 11 Months Old?
• Prepare To Visit the Dentist
• Welcome to "NO!"
• Helping Babies Build Brains
• Discovering Your Baby’s Temperament
• Safety First-at Every Age
• Separation Anxiety
• Baby Walkers
• Building Skills Through Play
• Toys, Toys, Toys
• Managing Your Time
• Working with Child-Care Providers
• Stay Away from Second-Hand Smoke
• 13 - Your 12-Month-Old
• Let’s Celebrate!
• Breastfeeding
• Feeding
• Health and Safety
• What’s It Like To Be 1 Year Old?
• Baby Games and Activities
• Routines and Rituals
• Safety First-at Every Age
• Developmental Stages
• Questions Parents Ask
• Early Intervention and Your Baby’s Developing Skills
• Guidance
• Parenting Styles
• Remember, "HALT"
• Getting Help
• 14 - Where To Find Help And Information
• Information Resources for Families
• Conclusion and Our Recommendation