First-time Mum

Surviving and Enjoying your baby's first year

Häftad, Engelska, 2012

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Why wont my baby stop crying? Will I ever lose this baby weight? How can I get a decent nights sleep? Who am I - Help?! A new baby doesnt come with an instruction manual but it feels like it should! It can be utterly terrifying when you bring your baby home for the first time, and nothing quite prepares you for the joys (and sometimes, horrors!) yet to come. First-time Mum addresses all your worries and gives you the practical advice you need to start coping wonderfully with a new bundle of life at home, including advice on how to: Bond and play with your baby (the fun bits) Cope with tiredness and feeling like the living dead Identify your babys cries and stop tears Feed your baby and make sure he/she is happy and healthy Adapt and cope with life at home and the (sometimes) dreaded return to work! Understand your emotions and the change in mum/dad relationships

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum2012-08-02
Mått134 x 214 x 26 mm
Vikt280 g
FormatHäftad
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor272
FörlagHodder & Stoughton
ISBN9781908281111

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ContentsNote from the author Introduction Part one: Starting out 1. What to buy for your baby (For dressing, changing, sleeping, feeding, traveling, washing, for later...) 2. The early weeks (Going home, first feeds, reality bites, taking it easy, up and about, paying for help, newborn tests...) Part two: Your baby 3. Basic babycare (How to handle him, nappies, keeping him clean, cradle cap, cutting your baby's nails, dummies...) 4. Feeding (Milk, looking after yourself, feeding in public, breastfeeding, help with problems, expressing, boob to bottle, formula feeding...) 5. Sleep (Why babies sleep a lot, safety, napping needs, sleeping through, how to get more sleep, all-important bedtime...) 6. Development (Boosting your babies development, what should I do it I'm worried, separation anxiety...) 7. Health and safety (Coping with colic, baby's health, vaccinations, nappy rash, teething...) Part three: Being mum 8. Your body after birth (After pains, post-natal bleeding, c-section recovery, bladder and bowels, wobbly tummies...) 9. Emotional well-being (Difficult birth, chaos, anxiety, advice, tiredness, post-natal depression, boredom...) 10. Love and sex (Relationships, keeping love alive, family planning, parental love...) 11. Going back to work (Going back to your old job, not going back to work, starting all over again, finding childcare...)