Must-Read Tips for Your First Week with Baby

Around-the-clock feedings. Nursing troubles. No sleep. No problem. We'll help you through the first crazy days.
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Before giving birth to my daughter, Lena, I thought I was equipped for our first week home together. After all, I'd assembled the crib, washed the tiny clothes, stocked up on diapers, and hung the pink butterfly curtains in the nursery. Looking back now, I think: How could I have been so naive?

Sure, I'd done the necessary prep work for my baby's arrival. But all that stuff is fluff when it comes to making it through the maiden days of motherhood. That's when you need to master new skills that you can't prepare for or practice until your baby arrives, like breastfeeding, soothing a crying child, surviving on no sleep, and tackling other areas of uncharted territory. To help you ease into your first week, we've asked experts and moms who've been there how to handle the most common challenges.

destinyoatis says:
These books are very halpful if you wantt to know any thing all you have to do is look it up in one ...
These books are very halpful if you wantt to know any thing all you have to do is look it up in one of the magazines or call your clinic.
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destinyoatis wrote:

These books are very halpful if you wantt to know any thing all you have to do is look it up in one of the magazines or call your clinic.

10/14/2009 03:58:18 PM Report Abuse
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