Parenting books that answer common parent questions
Which parenting books answer the questions parents commonly ask?
The Pregnancy Instruction Manual: A comprehensive guide to worry-free pregnancy that answers common questions Answers questions such as whether morning sickness goes away, baby size at 26 weeks, cravings and unwanted tummy touches. Expecting Better: It is a data-driven guide that disproves standard recommendations about pregnancy by examining the data behind them. It discusses why pregnant women are told to avoid cold cuts, sushi, alcohol and coffee, and the rules for prenatal testing. The Happiest Baby on the Block: The book shares an approach to calming a new baby's crying. The method uses the 5 S's: Swaddling, Side lying, Shushing, Swinging and Sucking. The Happiest Toddler on the Block: The guide is aimed at expecting parents preparing for the challenging toddler years, said to start around eight months of age. It helps reduce tantrums and boost patience, cooperation and self-confidence. The Montessori Toddler: Offers hundreds of practical ideas and five principles for feeding a child's natural curiosity Includes step-by-step routines such as brushing teeth, toilet-training, dealing with siblings and losing the pacifier.
| Product | Why | Focus | Topics or questions | Age or stage | Author |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. Penguin Random House The Pregnancy Instruction Manual by Sarah Jordan with David Ufberg, M.D. sold by lovemedobaby.com | A comprehensive guide to worry-free pregnancy that answers common questions | A comprehensive guide to worry-free pregnancy that answers common questions listing | Answers questions such as whether morning sickness goes away, baby size at 26 weeks, cravings and unwanted tummy touches listing | - | Written by veteran mom Sarah Jordan with certified OB-GYN David Ufberg listing |
| 2. Penguin Random House Expecting Better by Emily Oster sold by lovemedobaby.com | It discusses why pregnant women are told to avoid cold cuts, sushi, alcohol and coffee, and the rules for prenatal testing. | It is a data-driven guide that disproves standard recommendations about pregnancy by examining the data behind them. listing | It discusses why pregnant women are told to avoid cold cuts, sushi, alcohol and coffee, and the rules for prenatal testing. listing | - | It is by Emily Oster, an award-winning economist and author of Cribsheet and The Family Firm. listing |
| 3. Penguin Random House The Happiest Baby on the Block by Harvey Karp, M.D. sold by lovemedobaby.com | The book shares an approach to calming a new baby's crying. | The book shares an approach to calming a new baby's crying. listing | The method uses the 5 S's: Swaddling, Side lying, Shushing, Swinging and Sucking. listing | - | The book is by Dr. Harvey Karp, described as America's favourite pediatrician. listing |
| 4. Penguin Random House The Happiest Toddler on the Block by Harvey Karp, M.D. sold by lovemedobaby.com | It helps reduce tantrums and boost patience, cooperation and self-confidence. | It helps reduce tantrums and boost patience, cooperation and self-confidence. listing | It combines Toddler-ese and the Fast-Food Rule with a new green light/yellow light approach. listing | The guide is aimed at expecting parents preparing for the challenging toddler years, said to start around eight months of age. listing | It is by Dr. Harvey Karp, called a respected pediatrician and child development expert. listing |
| 5. Hachette The Montessori Toddler by Simone Davies sold by lovemedobaby.com | Includes step-by-step routines such as brushing teeth, toilet-training, dealing with siblings and losing the pacifier | Offers hundreds of practical ideas and five principles for feeding a child's natural curiosity listing | Includes step-by-step routines such as brushing teeth, toilet-training, dealing with siblings and losing the pacifier listing | Aimed at parents of children one to three years old listing | Written by Simone Davies listing |
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