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The Baby Book: How to Enjoy Year One
Rachel Waddilove
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Description for The Baby Book: How to Enjoy Year One
Paperback. Everything a new parent needs to know about looking after baby. Num Pages: 192 pages, black and white line. BIC Classification: VFXB. Category: (G) General (US: Trade). Dimension: 234 x 156. .
Rachel Waddilove has worked for many years as a nanny and private maternity nurse; her clients include celebrities, politicians and royalty. In this book, she draws on her considerable professional and personal experience to advise young parents on everything they need to know about looking after a baby in its first year. Areas covered include: needs for the nursery, coming home from hospital, breast feeding vs bottle feeding, establishing a routine, sleep, crying and introducing solid food. In addition to the host of practical information given, Rachel also considers the emotional and social aspects of becoming parents. Rachel's down-to-earth style and wealth of experience makes this an essential guide for new parents, expectant parents and all who want the best for the children in their care. In this new edition to celebrate the 10th anniversary of The Baby Book, Rachel has fully revised and updated the text, and written a new chapter about travelling with a baby.
Product Details
Publisher
Lion Hudson
Format
Paperback
Publication date
2016
Condition
New
Weight
491g
Number of Pages
192
Place of Publication
, United Kingdom
ISBN
9780745968582
SKU
V9780745968582
Shipping Time
Usually ships in 4 to 8 working days
Ref
99-1
About Rachel Waddilove
Rachel Waddilove has over 30 years' experience as a maternity nurse andnanny, working with families all over the world including celebrities, politicians and royalty. Rachel is also a mum and granny and runs a consultancy service from her home in Devon.
Reviews for The Baby Book: How to Enjoy Year One
For sensible, practical advice look to further than The Baby Book. Author Rachel Waddilove has plenty of know-how to share.
Inspire Magazine
Based on her belief that `Babies are a precious gift to be enjoyed as part of family life’. A reassuring and supremely helpful manual.
Methodist Recorder
The wisest book about families I have ever read.
Rachel Johnson
The Daily Telegraph
This book is so popular, it sold out of its first print run.
Practical Parenting
Rachel’s schedule was just the thing. Apple was sleeping through the night by six weeks. She was a very happy and settled baby because Rachel got us into a routine. Her advice was invaluable.
Gwyneth Paltrow
NOW Magazine
The book draws on a wealth of experience to guide a new parent through all areas of their baby’s first year. The order of the day here is a structured yet flexible routine, and a calm level-headed ream of advice from someone who has seen it all before. If you’d like a maternity nurse and can’t afford one, this book isn’t a bad substitute!
Hilary Cockshaw
Home and Family
I’m sent piles of health and well-being books to read, and the ones that stand out talk directly to the reader with warmth and authority. The Baby Book does just that.
Sarah Stacey
You Magazine, Mail on Sunday
I found this book to be extremely informative, going into detail over teething problems, winding and most importantly sleep-training and crying - how to understand it, how to deal with it and that it is okay to let your baby cry. There is no oracle that can tell you how to get your newborn to sleep through the night before six weeks, or what to do when he is creaming his head off for hours at a time, but this book gets pretty close. With Waddilove’s focus on getting your baby to fit into your life and not the other way around, while still putting strong emphasis on a routine, on top of her attention to many of the questions that go unanswered in our manuals, it is well worth a look.
Families South West magazine
May well be seen as the most sensible book ever written on how to bring up a baby.
The Observer
“When you first bring your baby home from the hospital it can be a very daunting experience. All you can think of is giving your child the best start in life. Having Rachel with us for the first few days helped us to understand and learn the basics. Rachel’s knowledge and understanding is incredible; she completely put us at ease in those early days and gave us absolute trust in her and our ability to be a great parents. Her support in putting our daughter into a flexible routine and getting her to sleep well was life changing. As we can both be away from home frequently, it was important to establish a great routine and have a baby that slept well. With Rachel's help our daughter was sleeping through the night from 6 weeks. Having a baby changes everything, and we found that Rachel’s presence in those early days was invaluable. We have grown into confident parents because of our time with Rachel and the advice she gave us. We believe that this book will do the same for you.”
Zara Phillips and Mike Tindall
Inspire Magazine
Based on her belief that `Babies are a precious gift to be enjoyed as part of family life’. A reassuring and supremely helpful manual.
Methodist Recorder
The wisest book about families I have ever read.
Rachel Johnson
The Daily Telegraph
This book is so popular, it sold out of its first print run.
Practical Parenting
Rachel’s schedule was just the thing. Apple was sleeping through the night by six weeks. She was a very happy and settled baby because Rachel got us into a routine. Her advice was invaluable.
Gwyneth Paltrow
NOW Magazine
The book draws on a wealth of experience to guide a new parent through all areas of their baby’s first year. The order of the day here is a structured yet flexible routine, and a calm level-headed ream of advice from someone who has seen it all before. If you’d like a maternity nurse and can’t afford one, this book isn’t a bad substitute!
Hilary Cockshaw
Home and Family
I’m sent piles of health and well-being books to read, and the ones that stand out talk directly to the reader with warmth and authority. The Baby Book does just that.
Sarah Stacey
You Magazine, Mail on Sunday
I found this book to be extremely informative, going into detail over teething problems, winding and most importantly sleep-training and crying - how to understand it, how to deal with it and that it is okay to let your baby cry. There is no oracle that can tell you how to get your newborn to sleep through the night before six weeks, or what to do when he is creaming his head off for hours at a time, but this book gets pretty close. With Waddilove’s focus on getting your baby to fit into your life and not the other way around, while still putting strong emphasis on a routine, on top of her attention to many of the questions that go unanswered in our manuals, it is well worth a look.
Families South West magazine
May well be seen as the most sensible book ever written on how to bring up a baby.
The Observer
“When you first bring your baby home from the hospital it can be a very daunting experience. All you can think of is giving your child the best start in life. Having Rachel with us for the first few days helped us to understand and learn the basics. Rachel’s knowledge and understanding is incredible; she completely put us at ease in those early days and gave us absolute trust in her and our ability to be a great parents. Her support in putting our daughter into a flexible routine and getting her to sleep well was life changing. As we can both be away from home frequently, it was important to establish a great routine and have a baby that slept well. With Rachel's help our daughter was sleeping through the night from 6 weeks. Having a baby changes everything, and we found that Rachel’s presence in those early days was invaluable. We have grown into confident parents because of our time with Rachel and the advice she gave us. We believe that this book will do the same for you.”
Zara Phillips and Mike Tindall