Album Notes

Congratulations and Welcome to Parenthood!

Going home with a new baby can be very exciting.....but it can be scary, too. The initial months of the parent and child relationship are extremely important because your baby will go through many changes during the first year of life.

Newborns have many needs, like frequent feedings and diaper changes. Babies can also have health issues that are different from older children and adults, like diaper rash and cradle cap.

The topics presented here in this audio book should not only help you to become an effective parent but a happy one as well!

In this audio book we will discuss:

1) Adjusting to the Additional Member of Your Family
During the first few days at home your family will be adjusting to the additional member of your family. If you have other children at home you may be dealing with feelings of jealousy as the new baby takes center stage. This is your time to adjust to the changes in your life and settle into a comfortable routine…..at least for the moment!

2) Sleeping Secrets
There is so much more that can be covered under the “sleep” topic when it comes to your baby. You will have to establish your own nighttime rules by trial and error. As your baby grows older you will find that his sleep patterns are constantly changing. What you will have established with the use of baths and lullabies are certain characteristics that can be adapted to whatever nighttime routine you come up with to fit to your baby’s age and needs. With a lot of patience and love you will able to make it through the ever-changing world of baby’s sleep.

3) Feeding Your Newborn
As you gradually introduce your baby to food during the first year you should keep in mind that every baby is different and therefore the process of integrating solid food may or may not follow the “usual” course of action. You will find that your baby soon has her favorite foods that she looks forward to eating as well as food that she will refuse to eat. This section will offer you helpful guidelines in getting started.

4) Weight and Height Expectations
There are many factors that come into play when determining where your baby’s statistics will fall in the percentile chart and typically parents seem to worry quite a bit about these percentages. It is very important to remember that no two babies are the same and that every child, due to body chemistry, heredity, diet, and many other factors will grow at their own pace. Some babies will have growth spurts right from the start and others will take a bit longer to begin major growth periods. This section will discuss some tips that can help you, as inquisitive parents, track your baby’s growth at home using commercially available scales and other measuring devices.

5) Baby Noises and Language Development
From birth to one year your baby will go from crying to cooing to talking. Those are amazing milestones for your baby to accomplishment in such a short period of time as he or she develops his speech and language skills. This audio takes a look at your baby’s vocal development for the first year and tells you just what you can expect to see each month. Keep in mind that these stages of your baby’s development are broad and that no baby will fall exactly within the timeframe of these expected milestones.

This audio book will cover all of this material and more!..........So If your ready make the MOST out of your experience with your 'New' Bundle of Joy........Download your Copy of "Baby's First Year - What to Expect from Newborn Babies" TODAY!