Tracy Hogg, Secrets of the Baby Whisperer: How to Calm, Connect and Communicate with Your Baby Reviews

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Good Points: Good realistic advice, can be adapted to suite different parents, less extreme theories than other baby books, the advice works.

Bad Points: As and English person writing for American's some of the terminology can be annoying and it makes us English sound very quaint - I think at one pint she says that all the neighbours come round with tea when I new baby is born - that may have happened in the 50's but not now.

General comments: Good advice, helped me to keep on breastfeeding and get some sleep. The EASY routine is great and has worked for both my daughters,

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As a new parent I already had books that explained the theory of having a new baby, but little about what it's really like. Tracy takes a very different approach, by starting with reality and then explaining some techniques to deal with the issues, the most significant, being the EASY routine which lies somewhere between the extremes of letting the baby run your life, and forcing the baby to fit around a forced regime.

As the title suggests Tracy is often referred to as "The Baby Whisperer", ...