Easy Newborn Care Tips

You've gone through pregnancy, labor, and delivery, and now you're ready to go home and begin life with your baby. Once home, though, you might feel like you have no idea what you're doing!

In a matter of days, everything you thought you knew about parenting is tossed aside and you find yourself without answers. Why can't I soothe my crying baby? Why won't he latch on?

You may be faced with hundreds of parenting decisions in the first year about sleeping, nourishing and caring for your baby. The experiences your child has in their very first year will certainly play a role in shaping the adult they will become.

You need someone to guide you step by step in the process of getting ready for a baby (and everything that comes after) so that you’re not totally caught off guard!

This book will give you the tools you need to put your best foot forward on the journey of being a parent helping even the most nervous first-time parents feel confident about caring for a newborn in no time.

What's in it for you?

• A complete step-by-step guide to breastfeeding and bottle feeding, in the least amount of time. I'll show you what to do, how to do it, and when to do it


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• How to understand your newborn child’s behavior and respond correctly, even if this is your first experience with a newborn baby


• The quickest way to interpret your baby’s crying and find the best solution to soothe them before it gets even more intense and make them irretrievably nervous


• Tap into a goldmine of healthy habits during your child’s early development. What to do and what to avoid to let the biological wellbeing of the baby develop on its own


• Healthy bedtime routine. This will benefit your child from a young age, helping them (and the other members of your family too) to get more sleep at night!


• How to cut down on your expenses and get the stuff you actually need for your gift registry. Using this list, several parents saved hundreds of dollars.


• Having a bad time with colic? Can’t soothe it? It’s not your fault - here’s why, page 11


• How to avoid the mistakes that lead to SIDS - 90% of cases happen within the first 6 months, and there are a few things you can do to avoid this risk.


• And much more…

How do I know all this? Because I’ve been there. I’ve been where you are and I’ve come out the other side. When I had my first child, I was looking for valuable information and guess what…

Most of the parenting advice out there wasn’t really helpful. It was usually generic stuff without any real answers. I had to find things out on my...