A Baby Story First Time Parents
April 19, 2009 by First Time Parent · Leave a Comment
A Baby Story First Time Parents
For the first time on DVD, you can enjoy 10 great episodes of A Baby Story covering topic that first-time parents face. Everything from balancing work with a new, first child to introducing the family pet to the new baby is covered in this unique collection.
A Baby Story First Time Parents
April 18, 2009 by First Time Parent · Leave a Comment
A Baby Story First Time Parents
For the first time on DVD, you can enjoy 10 great episodes of A Baby Story covering topic that first-time parents face. Everything from balancing work with a new, first child to introducing the family pet to the new baby is covered in this unique collection.
Baby Time First Days Home Keeping Your Baby Healthy and Happy
April 17, 2009 by First Time Parent · Leave a Comment
Baby Time First Days Home Keeping Your Baby Healthy and Happy
There’s a lot to remember when taking care of a newborn these days: from car seats to colic, from circumcision care to crib safety. Dividing its information into 10 chapters (easily referenced by numbering in the right-hand corner), First Days Home covers baby’s appearance, breastfeeding and formula, sleeping, crying, bathing, diapering, health and safety for baby, mom’s recovery (hemorrhoids, discharges, and other fun stuff), and family relations. This 56-minute primer can’t possibly have the details and depth of a book on the subject but makes the perfect summary for Dad or a babysitter, or a refresher course for a second-time mom. Chapters range in length from 2 to 9 minutes and cover all the basics, most importantly when to call the doctor for either baby or Mom and how to distinguish between “baby blues” and the more serious postpartum depression. –Kimberly Heinrichs
Baby Time First Days Home Keeping Your Baby Healthy and Happy
April 17, 2009 by First Time Parent · Leave a Comment
Baby Time First Days Home Keeping Your Baby Healthy and Happy
There’s a lot to remember when taking care of a newborn these days: from car seats to colic, from circumcision care to crib safety. Dividing its information into 10 chapters (easily referenced by numbering in the right-hand corner), First Days Home covers baby’s appearance, breastfeeding and formula, sleeping, crying, bathing, diapering, health and safety for baby, mom’s recovery (hemorrhoids, discharges, and other fun stuff), and family relations. This 56-minute primer can’t possibly have the details and depth of a book on the subject but makes the perfect summary for Dad or a babysitter, or a refresher course for a second-time mom. Chapters range in length from 2 to 9 minutes and cover all the basics, most importantly when to call the doctor for either baby or Mom and how to distinguish between “baby blues” and the more serious postpartum depression. –Kimberly Heinrichs
