Brenda Hussey-Gardner, Ph.D., M.P.H.
Benefits:
Covers seven important areas of infant care -- Diapering, feeding, burping, bathing, dressing, sleeping and playing -- in a warm format and style that helps parents develop their own skills, awareness and knowledge.
Makes discharge and ongoing parent support easier -- Saves time because all the essential information is already in this convenient booklet.
Written from the infant's point of view -- Parents prefer this warm and personal approach. They find the style enjoyable, easier to read, and very helpful in becoming more sensitive to their infant's needs. Written in simple, non-technical language.
Simple and Functional -- For use by all professionals working with parents of infants -- birth to six months: parents of infants who are in parent/infant programs, including high-risk, premature infants; teenage parents; and first time parents of full-term infants.
To the point and cost-effective -- For just $1.75, you can provide parents with an effective tool that offers easy cover-to-cover reading as well as ongoing reference to daily questions and important safety topics.
Low readability level -- But appropriate for parents at all levels of education because a baby doesn't use big words.
Includes:
- A listing of references, recommended readings and resources for parents.
- Seven sections covering the important topics of Diapering, Feeding, Burping, Bathing, Dressing, Sleeping and Playing. Each section includes an introduction, list of needed materials, and suggested activities.
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Product: #191 (single copy)
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Price: $3.95/ea.
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Product: #192 (Pkg of 20 copies)
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Price: $35.00/pkg. of 20
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Title: Taking Care of Me (birth to six months)
Author: Brenda Hussey-Gardner, Ph.D., M.P.H.
Copyright: 1993, Revised 2004. 8.5 x 11, 24 pages.
ISBN: 0-89718-117-4
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Quotes from Users
"A wonderful booklet that offers guidance for the comprehensive care of newborn and young infants. All aspects of well-baby care are covered. I feel comfortable sharing it with all parents."
-RN, CPNP
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