Simple Tips for Newborn Parenting

An Effective Parenting Guide for Your Newborns Care and Healthy Development. Tips for Feeding and Proven Sleep Solutions...How to Create a Strong Bond With Your Baby

De: Dana Nelson

Narrado por: Karolina Z

Duración: 3 h y 16 m

Resumen del Editor

Get Science-Backed Answers To All Your Newborn Parenting Questions (Even The Ones Everyone Seems to Argue About)

Are you expecting in the next few months? Does it seem like there’s more work required than time available? Are there too many decisions where the right answer isn’t clear?

If so, you’re not alone. Simple Tips for Newborn Parenting is written by a professional in the field with multiple children and offers comprehensive information to answer every question you might have.

Here’s a select sample of what you’ll discover in Simple Tips for Newborn Parenting:

• The secret for minimizing the frustration and pain of breastfeeding
• When a medical issue will resolve itself and when you need to see a doctor
• Figuring out why your baby isn't sleeping and what to do about it
• Proven ways to bond with your little one when they're not immediately receptive
• Developmental milestones to make sure everything is on track and to catch potential issues early on

Some expectant mothers aren’t immediately receptive to care guides because there’s a huge temptation to focus only on what you have to do. This is completely understandable given the amount of stress and things that need to be done.

But consider how an effective guide can actually save you time with effective advice that cuts out the uncertainty, worry, and trial and error

If you want the peace of mind that comes from understanding what to expect, including getting all your questions answered, buy now!

©2019 Dana Nelson (P)2020 Dana Nelson

Very informative about newborn parenting.

This beautiful guide is a jewel. It’s concise. Updated to this season. More books like this would benefit our families.
A. Duarte.
10-19-2023

Basics

I liked this book quite a bit. Good info, easy to follow, not too long.

Great listen and a big help!

I can’t count how many things I tried on my own before listening to this book! I did everything recommended in this book and my little one will finally fall asleep on a normal sleep schedule! I couldn’t be happier!

Excellent non-judgmental book

The suggestions in this book have completely worked out for me so far. Give it a try for yourself...

The best advice!

I thoroughly enjoyed listening to this book. The content is helpful and the narrator is easy to listen to. Great book!

Very Informative

There is just so much information to take in. It’s a little overwhelming. Good information but it’s a lot

useful information for novice parents!

Very useful tips on how to understand and handle a newborn. Quick and easy listen.

Good info for 2nd time

This is a little old school in many thoughts. It was a good refresher for 2nd time around but I think if I followed carefully with baby #1, it would make me a little nutty. Very rigid too on many beliefs

Absolutely love and recommend this book!

If you can’t get your baby to sleep on a normal schedule or are concern with their development in any way this is the book for you.

Focuses on buying cheap items not dealing w a baby

This book was pretty bad, I couldn't even get past chapter 2. She contradicts herself many times, and all she seems to do is want the reader to buy cheap things to save money. Not informative at all on parenting a newborn.

At one point she said something about smoking NOT being bad for you normally, but you should quit while you're pregnant! Really? We've known smoking is bad for us for decades!

She assumes people just want to buy cheap items. She says buy only cotton items because they are cheap and they WILL get ruined, and you can just throw them away then because they were cheap. And name brand items are not any better quality than "regular" items, and are useless and a waste of money. But then she turns around and says that you should ONLY get a new crib (but doesn't say why). If you have to get a used crib, it should only be from a family member. And get a bassinet, and make sure it is JPAM (but doesn't explain that). Buy a stroller and make sure you spend the extra money because you need to have one that has a detachable bassinet, and is light and folds easily. (aren't those just preferences???) She says to invest in a good monitor, but don't rely on it, always keep the baby close (then why get a monitor?).

I didn't find a single helpful tip in the 1.5 chapters I listened to. Even her breastfeeding tips were not tips.

There are better books out there, I'd recommend you save your money and get one of those.