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    Baby's First Year: A Complete Guide on What to Expect From Your First Parenting Year – Including Baby Sleep, Baby Food Recipes, Baby Games, and Your Baby's Cognitive Development
    Baby's First Year: A Complete Guide on What to Expect From Your First Parenting Year – Including Baby Sleep, Baby Food Recipes, Baby Games, and Your Baby's Cognitive Development
    Baby's First Year: A Complete Guide on What to Expect From Your First Parenting Year – Including Baby Sleep, Baby Food Recipes, Baby Games, and Your Baby's Cognitive Development
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    Baby's First Year: A Complete Guide on What to Expect From Your First Parenting Year – Including Baby Sleep, Baby Food Recipes, Baby Games, and Your Baby's Cognitive Development

    By Daniel Rott

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    Are you a new parent or are you expecting your first child imminently?

    Is parenting a joy or a daunting task you don't feel equipped to deal with?

    Do you need a book that help with practical tips and advice?

    Having a new arrival in your home is a joy and a challenge all rolled into one. Most people have little idea of the complexities of raising a child at first and the learning curve is as steep as anything you will find in the most exhausting of careers. But there is help.

    This book, Baby's first year, has been created specifically for people like who are stepping up to the exciting but demanding role of being a new parent, with chapters that include:


    • The first few days

    • Bonding with your baby

    • Why babies cry

    • Feeding and burping tricks

    • Games to play with your baby

    • Care and education

    • Safety

    • And much more…


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    Life with a newborn is an endless routine of making sure their needs are taken care of and that they are safe from harm. But there are plenty of opportunities for fun and games too and this book will make sure that you get the balance right, while taking a little of the strain off you.

    Get a copy and make sure you are ready for what's to come!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDaniel Rott
    Release dateApr 9, 2019
    ISBN9781386583509
    Baby's First Year: A Complete Guide on What to Expect From Your First Parenting Year – Including Baby Sleep, Baby Food Recipes, Baby Games, and Your Baby's Cognitive Development

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      Baby's First Year - Daniel Rott

      Baby's first year

      A Complete guide on what to expect from your first parenting year – Including baby sleep, baby food recipes, baby games, and your baby's cognitive development

      Contents

      Introduction

      Entering Into the Parenthood: Baby’s First Days

      Birthmarks and Facial Appearance

      Hair

      Bonding With Your Baby

      Ways through Which Babies Bond with Their Parents

      Bonding with Mother

      Giving Your Baby a Bath - Step By Step

      Infant Potty Training

      Umbilical Cord Care Of Newborn Baby

      Putting Your Baby to Sleep

      Why Babies Cry?

      How to Soothe a Crying Baby

      What Do the Different Types of a Baby’s Cries Mean?

      Ways to Make Your Baby Laugh

      Baby Food Recipes

      Baby’s Signs of Hunger

      Breastfeeding And Bottle Feeding: Which One Is Appropriate And When.

      Circumcision Care

      Feeding and Burping Tricks

      Diapering and Swaddling: Basics and Steps

      Easy Games You Can Play With Your Baby!

      Games for Kids of 0 To 3 Months

      Games for 4-6 Month Olds

      Games For 7-9 Month Olds

      Games for 10-12 Month Baby

      Issues That Babies Often Face

      Jaundice

      Child’s Traits

      Newborn’s Behaviour

      What The Varied Behaviors Of A New-Born Represent?

      Cognitive Development of Toddlers and Young Kids

      How To Take Care And Provide Proper Education To A Baby In The Early Years?

      Importance of Toys in Developing Social and Motor Skills for Babies

      Connection between Toys and Development

      Domains of Child Development

      Some Useful Toys and Activities to Nurture a Kid’s Cognitive Development

      How to Choose Toys for Your Baby

      Homemade Games to Play with Your Baby

      Ensuring the Safety of Your Newborn

      Vaccination Guidelines for new-born American Academy of Pediatrics

      Mistakes Most New Parents Are Found Making

      Copyright 2019 by Daniel Rott - All rights reserved.

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      Introduction

      The first year of your baby’s life is definitely an exciting and awe-inspiring time. You will see your baby growing with each passing day. She might be cranky at times, and joyful at others, and the new developments will keep on happening as weeks pass.

      As a new parent, this could be quite a prodigious task to take care of. You will be busy taking care of your baby, while also adoring her at the same time.

      If the whole task seems a bit overwhelming to you, here is a well-compiled guide that will walk you through all the important developments that you can expect in the first year.

      Right from her first days, to taking care of bathing and skin care and comforting her and understanding her temperament, this guide covers all the important elements that you must know about.

      Let’s get started. 

      Entering Into the Parenthood: Baby’s First Days

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      Since labor and delivery are processes that are exhausting for both mother and baby, it affects their overall health drastically. While mothers feel exhausted and completely drained, the infants experience a little pain, slight deformation and complete exposure to a new world.

      A lot of babies cry a lot on their first days because either there’s too much light in the room or the room temperature is very different from the temperature inside the womb. Parents and doctors need to ensure that the baby is kept under proper protection against heat and cold.

      Doctor’s urge mothers to feed their baby as soon as they are born because it adds to their immunity and emotional support system. The process of breastfeeding is more of an emotional connection than a physical one. With the milk, a lot of enzymes are transferred that improve immunity and add to the trust. The overall development of the support system makes it easier for the kid to rely on the mother and become calm.

      A lot of important processes like tests, vaccination, and breastfeeding should be combined to leverage the kid with the development of the requisite immune and support system.

      Let’s learn more about the kind of deformation a baby suffers during delivery

      Pointy Head

      Millions of parents have gone on record and mentioned that their kid was born with a pointed head. Well! No baby actually inherits a pointy head, it’s just that the head turns slightly pointed because they cross crevices while coming out of the mother’s womb. The deformation is temporary and has no diverse effects on the health of the baby.

      The slight deformation actually assists delivery and saves the mother a lot of pain. With the head turning pointy, it gets easier for the kid to come out. Also, the pointy head turns back to the round shape in less than 2 weeks.

      One of the best ways to get rid of a pointy head is to massage it gently with olive oil. With gentle massage on a daily basis, the head will get back into shape and will also have the requisite strength.

      The baby appears to be scrunched up

      Since your baby has spent around 9 months into the womb, where space is restricted, their body bends in a particular shape. During the first few days after delivery, babies have a shape that looks more like an oval disc.

      Scrunched up shape is not something to worry about because it is common and happens with every full-grown baby. In case, babies are prematurely delivered, they might have straight bodies but then they need additional medical support. With the help of regular massage and activities, the babies get into their original shape quite easily.

      Paper thin nails and fragile toes

      In case, you notice that your newborn has paper thin nails and fragile toes, do not panic, it has got nothing to do

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