The New Contented Little Baby Book by Ford, Gina -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Title Page Copyright Dedication Contents Introduction 1. Preparation for the Birth

The Nursery Baby Equipment Equipment Needed for Breast-feeding Equipment Needed for Bottle-feeding Clothes for the Newborn Your Baby’s Laundry

2. Why Follow a Routine?

Why the CLB Routines Are Different Benefits for Your Baby Benefits for You Other Approaches Your Questions Answered

3. Milk Feeding in the First Year

Why Breast-feeding Goes Wrong Milk Production My Methods for Successful Breast-feeding Expressing/Pumping Breast-feeding and Returning to Work Weaning Your Baby from the Breast to the Bottle Bottle-feeding Establishing Bottle-feeding Formula: Overfeeding Your Questions Answered

4. Understanding Your Baby’s Sleep

Sleep and Demand Feeding Sleep Rhythms The Bedtime Routine Early-morning Waking Your Questions Answered

5. Establishing the Contented Little Baby Routines

Feeding Sleeping Playing Cuddling Structuring the Milk Feedings During the First Year Understanding the Routines for Feeding Structuring Daytime Sleep During the First Year Understanding the Sleeping Routine Adjusting the Routines Important Recommendations

6. Weeks One to Two

Starting the Routine Routine—1–2 Weeks Changes to Be Made During the 1–2 Week Routine Moving On to the 2–4 Week Routine

7. Weeks Two to Four

Routine—2–4 Weeks Changes to Be Made During the 2–4 Week Routine

8. Weeks Four to Six

Routine—4–6 Weeks Changes to Be Made During the 4–6 Week Routine

9. Weeks Six to Eight

Routine—6–8 Weeks Changes to Be Made During the 6–8 Week Routine

10. Weeks Eight to Twelve

Routine—8–12 Weeks Changes to Be Made During the 8–12 Week Routine Moving on to the 3–4 Month Routine

11. Months Three to Four

Routine—3–4 Months Changes to Be Made During the 3–4 Month Routine

12. Months Four to Six

Routine—4–6 Months Changes to Be Made During the 4–6 Month Routine

13. Months Six to Nine

Routine—6–9 Months Changes to Be Made During the 6–9 Month Routine

14. Months Nine to Twelve

Routine—9–12 Months Changes to Be Made During the 9–12 Month Routine

15. Introducing Solid Food

Weaning Your Baby Foods to Be Avoided Preparing and Cooking Food for Your Baby Early Weaning First Stage: 6–7 Months Second Stage: 7–9 Months Third Stage: 9–12 Months Your Questions Answered

16. Problem Solving in the First Year

General Problems

Burping Colic Crying Pacifiers Hiccups Spitting Up Reflux Separation Anxiety Stranger anxiety

Common Feeding Problems

Difficult Feeder Low Milk Supply Plan for Increased Milk Supply Excessive Night Feeding Sleepy Feeder Refusal of Milk Refusal of Solids Fussy Feeder

Common Sleeping Problems

Difficulties in Settling Early-morning Waking Excessive Night Waking Illness—The Effect on Sleep The Lunchtime Nap Sleep Associations Teething and Night Waking

Golden Rules

Appendix Useful Addresses Further Reading Contented Baby Newsletter Acknowledgments Index