Dr. Spock's Baby and Child Care: 9th EditionSimon and Schuster, 2012-01-24 - 1130 psl. Dr. Benjamin Spock is America’s most trusted name in child care and parenting, and his essential guidebook has topped bestseller lists for over sixty-five years. This fully revised and updated edition of the classic manual provides first time and experienced parents the best information about caring for new babies, toddlers, and adolescents in the twenty-first century. All of Dr. Spock’s invaluable, time-tested advice is here, along with the most current medical practices and advances in health care. While still covering key parenting issues like accidents, illnesses and injuries, this edition of the classic also contains the latest on: * Immunizations * Nutrition and childhood obesity * Cultural diversity * Alternative and non-traditional family structures * Children’s learning and brain development * Raising children with special needs * Environmental health * Increasingly common disorders such as ADHD, childhood depression, and autism—including medications and behavioral interventions * Children and the media, including screen time, video games, and the internet Updated by leading pediatrician Robert Needlman, the book includes a revised glossary of common medications and a resource guide that compiles the most reliable online resources. This indispensable guide is still the next best thing to Dr. Spock’s #1 rule of parenting: “Trust yourself. You know more than you think you do.” |
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Before Your Child Is Born | 15 |
Your Newborn Birth to About Three Months | 45 |
The First Year Four to Twelve Months | 97 |
Six Through Eleven Years | 198 |
Twelve to Eighteen Years | 215 |
Feeding in the First Year | 249 |
BreastFeeding | 275 |
FormulaFeeding | 320 |
Stresses and Traumas | 778 |
SECTION V | 807 |
Acting Out | 825 |
Sadness Worries and Fears | 846 |
Habits | 859 |
Toilet Training Soiling and BedWetting | 873 |
Sleep Problems | 899 |
Children with Special Needs | 929 |
Starting Solid Foods | 346 |
Nutrition and Health | 365 |
General Medical Issues | 407 |
Immunizations | 441 |
Preventing Injuries | 456 |
First Aid and Emergencies | 505 |
Dental Development and Oral Health | 533 |
Common Childhood Illnesses | 548 |
What Children Need | 631 |
Child Care | 659 |
Discipline | 678 |
Grandparents | 709 |
Sexuality | 715 |
The Media | 737 |
Different Types of Families | 755 |
Getting Help | 958 |
Learning and the Brain | 969 |
Ready for School | 983 |
School and School Problems | 1008 |
Planning for College | 1041 |
Common Medications for Children | 1053 |
Glossary of Common Medications | 1059 |
Resource Guide | 1069 |
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