What baby care books would you recommend a first time mom?

Nanook of the North-Canadian Gal asked:


We’re expecting our first child, we don’t know much but are very willing to learn, and in search of valuable information icon smile What baby care books would you recommend a first time mom? I’ve heard mixed reviews about

“What to expect during baby’s first year”

and

“Healthy sleep habits healthy child”

What books really helped you out?

Thanks, this is much appreciated icon smile What baby care books would you recommend a first time mom?

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9 Responses to “What baby care books would you recommend a first time mom?”

  1. orv0535 Says:

    wat to expect the first year is my bible right now… totally recommend it =)

  2. JaLyn Says:

    Dr. Sears, “The Baby Book”

  3. rowleypolieolie Says:

    The Happiest Baby on the Block: The New Way to Calm Crying and Help Your Newborn Baby Sleep Longer by Harvey Karp

    this book will change your life! my baby never cries and she sleeps soundly!

  4. yogafitgirl30 Says:

    what to expect the first year and Happiest Baby on the Block was great!

  5. ☆Star☆ Says:

    well i am reading one now its called baby 411 i like it and it has a lot of things it might answer a lot of your questions

  6. MH Says:

    Secrets of the Baby Whisperer. It’s such an easy read and really made sense. I liked the Happiest Baby on the Block too. But I went back and referenced the Baby Whisperer more often.

  7. sweet99 Says:

    happiest baby on the block by doctor harvey karp
    great book!

  8. Do I know you? Says:

    What to Expect During Baby’s First Year
    THe Womanly Art of Breastfeeding

    Congratulations and good luck!

  9. OwieDokie Says:

    I’ve had 3 or 4, gave them all away, including the first year book, sears, and a couple other. I think they are all useless, full of opinions. I’ve found talking to other mommies and trusting my gut is the very best way to raise our baby. The only book I use is “caring for kids, useful information and hard to find facts about child health and development”, it was put out by Riley Hospital for Children (indiana children’s hospital). It gives just the basics, no opinions..such as “normal” teething patterns, what to expect during well baby check ups, questions you may want to ask, immunization info, growth and development patterns, when to call the doctor, etc. You can get it for less than $10. Good luck!

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