From a caretaker of newborns who’s had years of hands-on experience with celebrity clients—a practical and reassuring guide to the first three months with your new baby.
Are you a new or soon-to-be new mother? Are you caught between self-doubt and conflicting parenting advice coming at you from every direction? Are you unsure who to trust—your mother, sister, friends, or “the experts”? Luiza DeSouza is here to help. Her best advice? Take your time, trust your maternal instincts, and choose a course that fits your needs—and your baby’s personality.
For thirty years, Luiza has been helping new mothers navigate the skills, practices, and support it takes to start a family. For her, mothering is not about programs or techniques. Rather, it is about the connection between you and your new child. And for that reason, she believes that attitude is more important than approach. All mothers are different, but the three most important qualities remain the same for everyone: patience, openness, and attentiveness.
Can being patient, open, and attentive guarantee that your baby will be a good sleeper or easy to feed? Of course not! But no matter what challenges your newborn brings, these three key qualities will help you rise to meet them. Like having your very own baby nurse right at your side, Eat, Play, Sleep is an indispensable guide to a good start and a happy, healthy first three months.
—Learn the best methods for feeding your infant
—Discover the secrets of “good sleepers”
—Understand the importance of a predictable routine
—How to use “play” to help establish a routine
—Tips for introducing bathing and massage
—How to deal with crying, especially if you have a “difficult-to-calm” baby
And much more!
- 304 pages
- English
- ePUB (mobile friendly)
- Available on iOS & Android
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9781982126148
Table of contents
- Cover
- Dedication
- Foreword
- Introduction: Baby Nurse to The Rescue!
- Phase I: The Weeks Before “Go”: Getting Ready and Set
- Phase II: The First Ten Days: There’s a Baby in the House!
- Phase III: The First Month: OMG, the Baby’s Staying!
- Phase IV: The Second Month: Are We Having Fun?
- Phase V: The Third Month and Beyond: Settling In and Looking Ahead
- Epilogue: How Important You Are!
- Acknowledgments
- About Luiza DeSouza
- Index
- Copyright