As soon to be first time parents, we have been looking back at all of our experiences with babies and realized that they haven't amounted to a sufficient body of knowledge. This doesn't really worry us because of all the support we have in our friends and family. Nevertheless, when we feel nervous because of everything we don't know, we seem to collect another parenting book.
Most of these books talk about similar things such as feeding, sleeping, changing, scheduling and health. My personal favorite so far is The Baby Owner's Manual by Louis (M.D.) and Joe (D.A.D) Borgenicht. This book features a parts list and chapters titled things like "Feeding: Understanding the baby's power supply" and "Programming sleep mode." Male and female babies are referred to as different models, and the mouth "makes loud noises upon delivery." I recommend this book even if you aren't expecting a child.
If anyone who reads this blog has any advice to give or questions about any of the books we are reading, please add a comment below this posting. Thank you for all your support.
The Gaggle
Most of these books talk about similar things such as feeding, sleeping, changing, scheduling and health. My personal favorite so far is The Baby Owner's Manual by Louis (M.D.) and Joe (D.A.D) Borgenicht. This book features a parts list and chapters titled things like "Feeding: Understanding the baby's power supply" and "Programming sleep mode." Male and female babies are referred to as different models, and the mouth "makes loud noises upon delivery." I recommend this book even if you aren't expecting a child.
If anyone who reads this blog has any advice to give or questions about any of the books we are reading, please add a comment below this posting. Thank you for all your support.
The Gaggle