Recommend baby books

Re: Recommend baby books

• cjsbdl member

  January 2011

  This is my favorite resource for childcare.

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• EMTTessie member

  January 2011

  I currently have The Everything Baby's First Year Book and Your Baby's First Year Week by Week.

  The first one I used A LOT in the first few weeks after we brought Piper home. I looked up everything and anything! lol

  The second is fun just to see what they say about development and what's going on with your baby every week. I take it with a grain of salt though because, and they will remind you every week, all babies are different so I don't use it as a bible of what she should be doing. Also the chapters/weeks can be a bit all over the place in their topics (week 5 started with a whole thing on adoption then jumps to baths and then to swings...very random!) and some of the advice makes me say "Um..yeah" (like when they tell you, again in week 5, to tell baby "She's safe with you" when she's upset...week 5 was an odd week I'm noticing lol). But it really is a good book I think.

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• togo

  January 2011

  I have Blue Cross Blue Sheild insurance and they sent me the Good Housekeeping one for free. Some of the pictures are dated, but there is some good information in there.

  https://www.amazon.com/Good-Housekeeping-Illustrated-Book-Pregnancy/dp/1588163768

  IVF #3 = ID Twin Boys TTC #3, June 2011 FET #1 m/c 9 Weeks, October FET #2 BFN, December FET #3 BFN, March FET #4 c/p, June FET #5 BFN, July FET #6 embie didn't survive the thaw IVF#4 September 2012 Identical twin boys born at 30 weeks 2 days due to HELLP

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• Waiting4baby08

  January 2011

  I really liked Baby 411 for reference.

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