Get Science-Backed Answers To All Your Newborn Parenting Questions (Even the Ones Everyone Seems to Argue About)

Are you expecting in the next few months?

Does it seem like there's more work required than time available?

Are there too many decisions where the right answer isn't clear?

If so, you're not alone.

When you're expecting, life changes come quickly. Overnight, you have instantly more on your mind than ever before. A lot of unanswered questions, and plenty of conflicting advice and options weighing on you for a decision or action.

And then there's your little cupcake in your tummy, developing rapidly for the approaching delivery.

Paradoxically, it's both the most joyful and worrisome time imaginable.

Whether it's getting the house ready and buying all the necessary items, educating yourself to be able to give your little one what they'll need, or dealing with everything the doctors are telling you, you could really need a trusted confidant and reliable resource. Someone that really knows what they're talking about and won't lecture you with old wives' tales.

With all the emotions and insecurities that come with these changes, someone who's "been there, done" offers tremendous peace of mind.

Simple Tips for Newborn Parenting is written by a professional in the field with multiple children and offers comprehensive information to answer every question you might have.

Here's a select sample of what you'll discover in Simple Tips for Newborn Parenting:

• Complete shopping list of what you'll need for your baby
• The secret for minimizing the frustration and pain of breastfeeding
• When a medical issue will resolve itself and when you need to see a doctor
• Proven ways to bond with your little one when they're not immediately receptive
• Figuring out why your baby isn't sleeping and what to do about it
• Facilitating healthy development with your baby
• Decoding your baby's cries to quickly address their needs and get them happy again
• Developmental milestones to make sure everything is on track and to catch potential issues early

And much more.

Some expectant mothers aren't immediately receptive to care guides because there's a huge temptation to focus only on what you have to do. This is completely understandable given the amount of stress and things that need to be done.

But consider how an effective guide can actually save you time with effective advice that cut out the uncertainty, worry, and trial and error. It can do a lot for your well-being, too.