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WHAT MOST WOMEN NEED TO KNOW ABOUT HAVING A BABY NEWBORN BABY CARE THE NEWBORN BABY SHOPPING BABY NUTRITION Infant milk formula Baby formula BABY FEEDING The basics of infant feeding Baby feeding guide High chair Baby bibs Breast pump Baby feeding Baby bottle DRESSING UP YOUR BABY BABY NURSERY How to calm your crying baby? Benefits of baby massage Effective cures for colicky babies Cloth diapers VS. disposable diapers Disposable diaper Cloth diapers Diaper bag Baby pacifier Changing pad Changing table BABY BEDDINGS Toddler bedding Baby cradle Baby playpen Baby swing Baby cot Baby crib Baby bed BABY HEALTH Infant health monitor Essentials of baby care: Immunizations Ear infections in babies Baby Bottles and Bisphenol A (BPA) Baby powder BABY SAFETY Child caution: Keeping your baby away from harm Monitor your child with a baby monitor Baby monitor Baby safety equipment BABY TRAINING Baby care: potty training made easy How to improve your baby's learning ability? Making the right choice in baby toys What toys to get for your baby's crib Baby walker BABY DEVELOPMENT Baby name suggestions and tips The 10 most popular names for baby boys and their meanings Baby developmental milestones: birth to six months Baby developmental milestones: Ages six months to one year Baby makes three-changing family dynamics Preparing your child for a new baby brother or sister WHAT MOST WOMEN NEED TO KNOW ABOUT HAVING A BABY Many women have stated that they were ill-prepared for the rigors of being a new parent. New mothers frequently complain that they were not prepared by prenatal or childbirth classes for what was in store for them. Most women state that these classes focus primarily on labor and delivery while leaving out the physical and mental toll that having an infant can place on a woman or a couple. Women were polled in a recent study to see where they found the information they learned concerning pregnancy and childbirth. Most stated that they got their information primarily from media sources, whether it be printed media, information on the internet, or even television programs, many women stated that they were not prepared for the things that would be facing them. NEWBORN BABY CARE Many moms would attest that taking care of older babies and toddlers is easier than caring for a newborn child. Newborns are seen as very delicate because they indeed are. They are still in the growth and development stage similar to when they were inside the womb. Many functions have not matured enough to be of use yet. This is why they express their needs through the only way they know - crying. Post-natal depression can be affected by factors such as not knowing enough to care for newborn children. Experienced and inexperienced mothers alike can undergo this depression; after all, all babies are different. It is recommended that expectant mothers should prepare for newborn infant care early on by reading books or watching videos that have tips. Preparation is the key; if you know what to expect, you will know how to deal with it when it comes. THE NEWBORN BABY SHOPPING

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