New Baby Reference Book Gives Parents Insight

Online, June 2, 2010 (Newswire.com) - Parents will appreciate the new book entitled, Simply Baby: An invaluable quick reference to infants, because it delivers quick and simple answers to the many questions about developing infants. Utilizing lists, charts, and tables, this book informs and validates parents concerns.

This baby reference has the answers to questions such as:
• What is a high fever for a 2 month old? When should I call the doctor?
• My baby hit his head, should I go to the hospital?
• How many naps do 6 month old's take? When do I start sleep training?
• When and how can I start bay sign language?
• Is it okay if my newborn's poop is green?
• Are all infants and toddler clothing sizes the same?
• What can I do if my baby is refusing a bottle?
• How long do I need to boil or steam an item to sterilize it?
Topics include: sleeping, eating including breastfeeding, nutrition, common sicknesses and discomforts with relief advice, signs of serious illnesses, immunizations, medicine dosages, first aid and CPR, development milestones, learning, discipline, sign language, insurance, emergency preparedness, safety and child proofing, and many others.

Megan Wissel is a stay-at-home mother who has spent vast amounts of time researching the best way to raise her new family. Megan graduated cum laude with a Bachelor of Science degree in mining engineering, and worked as a Project Engineer before deciding to stay at home.

Joanne Smith, MD, FAAP, is a board certified pediatrician with the St. Vincent Physician Network in Carmel, Indiana. She completed her pediatric residency at Indiana University School of Medicine in 2001 and earned her medical degree from Indiana University Medical School in 1998. Dr. Smith graduated cum laude with bachelor's degrees in psychology and biology from the University of Richmond in Richmond, Va. in 1994.

Find out more information and order at www.simplybabybook.com.