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The
Baby Book
by William and Martha Sears
William and
Martha Sears, a pediatrician and a registered nurse respectively
advocate "attachment parenting." A "high-touch
style of parenting to balance the high-tech life of the
new millennium."
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Mothering the Mother
by Marshall H. Klaus, Phyllis H. Klaus, John Kennell
In a step-by-step
guide, the authors follow the actual course of birth in
various settings. They show readers how to find and evaluate
a doula and the best ways to achieve all the benefits
of having a doula.
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Wise
Woman Herbal for the Childbearing Year
by Susun S. Weed
Simple, safe,
remedies for pregnancy, childbirth, lactation, newborns.
Includes herbs for fertility and birth control.
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The Ultimate Breastfeeding
Book of Answers
by M.D. Jack Newman, Teresa Pitman
In The Ultimate
Breastfeeding Book of Answers, authors Jack Newman
and Teresa Pitman have assembled a mass of real-life stories
from their clinical experience, and with their straightforward,
helpful advice, you'll be breastfeeding successfully in
no time.
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Nursing
Mother, Working Mother
by Gale Pryor
In this sensitive,
insightful guide that acknowledges the concerns working
mothers face, Pryor maintains that breast-feeding provides
a way to bond with the baby, nurture a child's healthy
growth, and gain confidence as a parent.
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The Nursing Mother’s
Companion
by Kathleen Huggins
Huggins, a professional
lactation consultant, offers in this trouble-shooting
guide various common and uncommon complaints about breastfeeding
from inadequate milk supply, breast pain, engorgement
and fussy babies to infections, allergies and breast-milk
jaundice that could affect the child.
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The
Womanly Art of Breastfeeding
by La Leche League International
Written by the
experts at the La Leche League The Womanly Art of
Breastfeeding is a comprehensive resource guide providing
just about everything you need to know about how—and
why—to breastfeed your baby. Latch on to this book
for step-by-step guides to early months, common concerns,
problems, and weaning.
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Birthing from Within
by England Horowitz
This holistic
approach to childbirth examines this profound rite-of-passage
not as a medical event, but as an act of self-discovery.
Exercises and activities such as journal writing, meditation,
and painting are designed to help mothers analyze their
thoughts and face their fears during pregnancy.
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The
Happiest Baby on the Block
by Harvey Karp
In his book,
Karp recommends a series of five steps designed to imitate
the uterus. These steps include swaddling, side/stomach
position, shhh sounds, swinging and sucking. The book
includes detailed advice on the proper way to swaddle
a child, the difference between a gentle rocking versus
shaking and more.
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Nighttime Parenting
by William Sears and Martha White
Providing parents
with a thorough understanding of why and how babies sleep
differently from the rest of us, Dr. Sears—an affiliate
of La Leche League International—helps them find
a personalized solution to getting a good night's sleep
for their children and themselves.
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What's
Going On In There?
by Lise Elliot
With impressive
depth and clarity, Eliot, offers a comprehensive overview
of current scientific knowledge about infant and early
childhood brain development. Beginning with a detailed
yet accessible tour of the growing embryo, she guides
readers through sensory, motor, emotional and cognitive
systems as they develop.
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The Blue Jay's Dance
by Louise Erdrich
Mothers often
cling to single moments, small gestures, and specific
memories in order to grasp all that happens in the first
blurry year of a baby's life. In The Blue Jay's Dance,
Erdrich has assembled an album of snapshots: the days
and images that collectively define the passion, ambivalence,
yearnings, and satisfactions of carrying, birthing, and
nurturing a baby.
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