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Neale S. Godfrey Author of Mom, Inc. and Money Doesn't Grow on Trees What a great book! It's chock-full of easy-to-read tips from parents. The book empowers you to learn from moms like you who have been there, done it, and gotten the 'I'm trying to be a supermom' T-shirt. A must for all who are and about to be moms. It's an easy reference book that should be kept on your night table. -- Review
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Jane Seymour, O.B.E.Actress, artist, author, motherWhat an incredible resource, for new and experienced moms! With tips for single mothers, working mothers, mothers of special needs children, and yes, mothers of twins, The Mom Book has something for every mother.
Kathy PeelAuthor and founder of Family Manager Inc.The Mom Book is an excellent resource for every family manager. It's full of practical, tried-and-true information from highly qualified experts?moms across America. I highly recommend it.
Mimi DoeAuthor of Busy But Balanced and 10 Principles For Spiritual ParentingStacy DeBroff has given moms the ultimate resource book for parenting. Gathered within The Mom Book are hundreds of tried and true tips from the experienced wisdom of other moms. This is a must have book--a true masterpiece. Moms everywhere are saying 'Thank you Stacy...you are the tip goddess.'I love this book!!
Jennifer MosesAuthor of Food and WhineI wish I had had The Mom Book when my own children were young---I would have kept it on my bedside table, right next to Dr. Spock and whatever novel I still hadn't had a chance to read, because who the hell has a chance to read when all you do is nurse and change diapers? But The Mom Book would have provided solace for my soul, as well as practical, upbeat, usable advice not only on all the basics, but also on every other thing I could possibly have conceived of in the motherhood department. It's an indispensable, soup-to-nuts guide for the modern mother, conveyed with the straightforward warmth of your best friend. The Mom Book is so good I'd almost be willing to go for yet one more bundle of joy.
Neale S. GodfreyAuthor of Mom, Inc. and Money Doesn't Grow on TreesWhat a great book! It's chock-full of easy-to-read tips from parents. The book empowers you to learn from moms like you who have been there, done it, and gotten the 'I'm trying to be a supermom' T-shirt. A must for all who are and about to be moms. It's an easy reference book that should be kept on your night table.
Publishers WeeklyDeBroff, founder and president of the online community Mom Central, knows the day-to-day maternal routine. In this comprehensive guide, she offers commonsense hints on raising kids...in a straightforward, encouraging style. Her text is accompanied by suggestions from Mom Central contributors, covering everything from how to dress a toddler who wants to wear his pajamas to school to dealing with an older child's jealousy of a new sibling. A solid addition to a parenting bookshelf."
The Larry Silver Radio ShowAs any parent will tell you, there's no more difficult or rewarding job than raising children. And they don't come with bundles of instructions. The Mom Book is the most comprehensive book on child care since Dr. Benjamin Spock put pen to paper.
Kathy PeelAuthor and founder of Family Manager Inc.The Mom Book is an excellent resource for every family manager. It's full of practical, tried-and-true information from highly qualified experts?moms across America. I highly recommend it.
Mimi DoeAuthor of Busy But Balanced and 10 Principles For Spiritual ParentingStacy DeBroff has given moms the ultimate resource book for parenting. Gathered within The Mom Book are hundreds of tried and true tips from the experienced wisdom of other moms. This is a must have book--a true masterpiece. Moms everywhere are saying 'Thank you Stacy...you are the tip goddess.'I love this book!!
Jennifer MosesAuthor of Food and WhineI wish I had had The Mom Book when my own children were young---I would have kept it on my bedside table, right next to Dr. Spock and whatever novel I still hadn't had a chance to read, because who the hell has a chance to read when all you do is nurse and change diapers? But The Mom Book would have provided solace for my soul, as well as practical, upbeat, usable advice not only on all the basics, but also on every other thing I could possibly have conceived of in the motherhood department. It's an indispensable, soup-to-nuts guide for the modern mother, conveyed with the straightforward warmth of your best friend. The Mom Book is so good I'd almost be willing to go for yet one more bundle of joy.
Neale S. GodfreyAuthor of Mom, Inc. and Money Doesn't Grow on TreesWhat a great book! It's chock-full of easy-to-read tips from parents. The book empowers you to learn from moms like you who have been there, done it, and gotten the 'I'm trying to be a supermom' T-shirt. A must for all who are and about to be moms. It's an easy reference book that should be kept on your night table.
Publishers WeeklyDeBroff, founder and president of the online community Mom Central, knows the day-to-day maternal routine. In this comprehensive guide, she offers commonsense hints on raising kids...in a straightforward, encouraging style. Her text is accompanied by suggestions from Mom Central contributors, covering everything from how to dress a toddler who wants to wear his pajamas to school to dealing with an older child's jealousy of a new sibling. A solid addition to a parenting bookshelf."
The Larry Silver Radio ShowAs any parent will tell you, there's no more difficult or rewarding job than raising children. And they don't come with bundles of instructions. The Mom Book is the most comprehensive book on child care since Dr. Benjamin Spock put pen to paper.
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Continually remind yourself how the fundamentals such as diaper changes set the stage for your child's physical well-being, comfort, and security. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
dress your child, call your pediatrician, child during the day, stepping stool, breast pads, sure your child, laundry marker Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Stacy Story, Janet Sachs, Joanne Brine, Stafford Stein, Anne Doyle, Roth Kane, Cloud White, Jennifer Clements, Michelle Foulis, Van Slyke, Angie Pedersen, Caruso Mohan, Patterson Pyburn, Valentine's Day, Addie Fiske, Hoagland Hunter, Patterson Pybum, Christmas Eve, Mother's Day, Von Slyke New!
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Continually remind yourself how the fundamentals such as diaper changes set the stage for your child's physical well-being, comfort, and security. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
dress your child, call your pediatrician, child during the day, stepping stool, breast pads, sure your child, laundry marker Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Stacy Story, Janet Sachs, Joanne Brine, Stafford Stein, Anne Doyle, Roth Kane, Cloud White, Jennifer Clements, Michelle Foulis, Van Slyke, Angie Pedersen, Caruso Mohan, Patterson Pyburn, Valentine's Day, Addie Fiske, Hoagland Hunter, Patterson Pybum, Christmas Eve, Mother's Day, Von Slyke New!
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Front Cover | Table of Contents | First Pages | Index | Back Cover | Surprise Me!
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- What to Expect the Toddler Years by Arlene Eisenberg in Back Matter (1), and Back Matter (2)
- Halving It All: How Equally Shared Parenting Works by Francine M. Deutsch in Back Matter
- The Womanly Art of Breastfeeding: Sixth Revised Edition by Gwen Gotsch in Back Matter
- Confessions of a Happily Organized Family by Deniece Schofield in Back Matter
- Not Guilty by Betty Holcomb in Back Matter
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