Download or read book Newborn Care: 12 Questions Every First-Time Parent Asks written by Grant Shunk and published by . This book was released on 2020-09-07 with total page 75 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: The saying "babies don't come with a manual" may be true―but newborn books are a good place to start. Parenting is a process of phases and milestones, and newborn books are invaluable. Each new stage, as important as the last, serves as a building process for years of parental education and care. Newborn care will gently and sequentially lead you through each week of caring for a newborn in the first three months―the weeks and months that can be both exhilarating as well as nerve-racking. From how to prepare your home prior to baby's arrival, to both parents' contributions to the stages of early development, this standout in newborn books prepares you for all of the challenging situations to come. This is not just a biological mother's physical prep; it's a trustworthy source of bottom-line, practical information as you navigate each new and exciting day. "Newborn care: 12 Questions Every First-Time Parent Asks" includes: +Do I really have to breastfeed for a whole year? +Do I need to sterilize bottles and pacifiers after every single use? +What constitutes "sleeping through the night," and will it ever happen? +My mother-in-law says I'll spoil my infant by holding him too much. True? +My child doesn't exactly sleep like a baby. He's constantly flailing. Is something wrong? +Is green poop normal? +Is it always bad to wake a sleeping baby? +How many layers of clothing does my infant need to go outside? +If I drink a glass of wine, do I have to "pump and dump"? +Why are infants supposed to wear a hat all the time? +My pediatrician told me to nurse my baby every three hours. Does that mean from the start of a feeding or the end? Because his sessions sometimes last an hour +Can a newborn truly have her days and nights mixed up? When it comes to newborn books, let Newborn care be your "manual" to successfully starting parenthood.