Last reviews in Pregnancy & Childcare Books

Last reviews in Pregnancy & Childcare Books

• Guest 29th September 2009

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  Found the Gina Ford, The Complete Sleep Guide for Contented Babies and Toddlers book FANTASTIC. I was demand feeding for the 1st 3 months and was all over the place. My little girl would wake 3 times during the
  

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• Guest 27th September 2008

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  At first, I thought the book was too strict for our 2 week old but I thought I'd try it as our baby had started to cry for long stretches and wouldn't settle. We tried leaving our baby to cry for the recommende
  

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• Guest 30th August 2008

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  I couldn't put 'The Best Friends' Guide to Pregnancy' down, I have four children and discovered this book during my third pregnancy. I laughed so hard it hurt. During my fourth pregnancy I dug the book out agai
  

  • Read Guest's review on Vicki Iovine, The Best Friends' Guide to Pregnancy: Or Everything Your Doctor Won't Tell You (134 words)

• minimouse 29th August 2008

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  Contented Little Baby Book of Weaning is worth a read and can really help in the area where no one else seems willing to tell you how to approach it! It has clear and easy to follow guidelines with recipes and
  

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• Guest 30th July 2008

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  The method in 'How to Teach Your Baby to Read' is great. I have tried with my baby and she loves it. Would more lists of words to begin the program. The info in this book is one of the kind and makes complete s
  

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• rebeccacummings 13th July 2008

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  Kaz Cooke's, The Rough Guide to Pregnancy and Birth is the best pregnancy book ever. I read it in both my pregnancy's, it's funny and real. A must buy! The best book ever published in my opinion.
  

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• Guest 6th June 2008

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  My son as an individual didn't adhere to any suggestions from The No-cry Sleep Solution, except the -"change things up and see what works for you" - in the end, my son has to cry briefly before falling asleep -
  

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• Guest 20th May 2008

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  This book is awesome!!!! My husband and I have used FAM for well over a year and do not have any children yet. On any given day I can tell you where I am in my cycle and about how many days until I will ovulate
  

  • Read Guest's review on Toni Weschler, Taking Charge of Your Fertility: The Definitive Guide to Natural Birth Control, Pregnancy Achievement and Reproductive Wealth (63 words)

• Guest 8th May 2008

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  Different body types, and nationalities or races absorb alcohol differently and some are more susceptible to FAS.Having worked with many children and parents with FAS I caution this interpretation of data.
  

  • Read Guest's review on Arlene Eisenberg, What to Expect the First Year (83 words)

• Bosmajian 17th April 2008

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  Nevertheless, the book is a very helpful resource. It may appear trendy in some parts but is finally based on common sense and experience of heterosexual parents. Scientific and medical information is clearly a
  

  • Read Bosmajian's review on William Sears,Martha Sears, The Baby Book (391 words)