Infant-and-Newborn-Care Books

This is an excellent book to help you with any sleep issues your baby/toddler is having. There is common sense step by step guides to multiple sleep situations, and sensible case studies that one can easily relate too and follow the advice for their own situation. My baby is 7 months and happily sleeps from 6.45pm to when I wake her at 7.30ish the next morning. Based on Gina's advice, my husband and I have our evenings together, and a happy contented baby during the day. Perfect! This book helped iron out the kinks in our schedule and I am sure it will be a handy reference guide for the future if any other sleep situations arise.

Very comprehensive and useful reference in an easy to read format. Often given out by company representatives and useful to Residents, neonatology fellows and pediatric pulmonology fellows as well.

This book was a god-send. I bought it after my baby was born, and wish I had gotten it before. I had a very difficult baby who had major dramas sleeping. This book offered lots of very helpful advice, and helped debunk some of the myths out there.

This book is a must read for any expectant parents.

Six weeks of hell...six weeks of my life I will never get back..six weeks of taking a beating.My daughter Kayla is so undeciplined,she can rip apart a household in 10 seconds.This book helped me control her for the first time in her life.Some of the tips I used was putting jalepheno juice on all of our stuff so she would not get at them without paying.I also used the diagram in the back of the book to construct a cage to keep her in when visiting family or friends.I have aged 10 years since she was born.I wear my pants to my ribcage.

I'm always buying books for my nephew, but I got this one for myself. It's full of ideas that have helped me be a great babysitter. Some of the ideas are common sense, but there are plenty of things here I would never have thought to do. My nephew even had fun with the book itself--he liked the pictures of the babies. Then again, he likes eating books now more than looking at them!

Infant and Toddler Health Sourcebook provides basic consumer information about the physical and mental development of newborns to toddlers, from common medical disorders and concerns to immunization schedules, safety tips and advice for parents. While libraries will want to use Infant and Toddler Health Sourcebook as a basic health reference, many a parent will want to add it to a home collection.

Kinergetics is a great book that you have to read. I know that this stuff works from expierience. I had a wonderful mother that took the time to dance with me and i tured out super.

I love this book. A lot of my fellow 2nd year nursing students bought it after they saw mine. My only complaint is that there is only pathology; no wellness or risk for diagnoses, like ineffective breastfeeding; it is only by diagnosis. It has come in very helpfully for care plans.

This book is a great companion to pregnancy and even has suggestions for improving fertility. I used this and her other book, Easing Labor Pain, to prepare a herbal/homeopathic/aromatherapy kit for labor and delivery. I highly recommend this and her other book. They are both very thorough and non-judgemental in tone, so that you can use alternative therapies as a complement to western medicine without feeling like you have to make a choice between the two.
I reviewed some of her suggestions with my Nurse Midwife, she was familiar with them, and gave me the okay to use them during labor and delivery.

I would recommend this book to all pediatricians, neonatologists, and Respiratory therapists. It covers the basics of respiratory physiology and touches on the pathophysiology and essentials of management of most neonatal respiratory conditions. I wish that this went into a little more detail, but this is a niggling criticism