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In On Becoming Babywise, we put forth our foundational belief that babies, whose tender lives are guided by a predictable feed-wake-sleep routine, tend to function at optimal levels compared to babies who are not given the same advantage. That same belief guides Babywise II. However, in these later months, new growth variables come into play requiring a new level of parental insight and management to keep up with the changes. Take food for example. Mealtime for the five and six month old is no longer a simple biologi¬cal drive initiated by the sucking reflex. Now mealtimes are part of a very complex, conscious interaction between child and parent, food and drink, preference and need, likes and dislikes--all coupled with "must do" and "won't do!" Waketime is no longer a passive hour of an immobile infant observing the world from his blanket. Once mobility is achieved, Mom and Dad must continually chase after him just to keep him safe. What makes this phase exciting, and at the same time challenging, are the multifaceted growth changes taking place week by week. Babywise II covers each new and unfolding developmental phases and makes sense of them all.
Author Notes
Gary Ezzo, M.A., serves as the executive director of Growing Families International. He and his wife Anne Marie have spoken to millions of mothers, fathers, educators and medical clinicians through their best-selling books and weekend seminars. Their parenting concepts have been translated into twenty-five languages. The Ezzos have two daughters, nine grandchildren, and reside in South Carolina. Robert Bucknam, M.D., F.A.A.P. is the founder and director of Cornerstone Pediatrics in Louisville, Colorado, where he resides with his wife Gayle, and their four sons. With a targeted interest in preterm and high-risk newborns, Dr. Bucknam's opinions are highly respected within the pediatric community.
Table of Contents
Foreword | p. 9 |
Introduction | p. 11 |
Section 1 Your Baby from Five to Eight Months | |
Chapter 1 Begin as You Mean to Go | p. 17 |
Chapter 2 Your Baby's Routine, Past and Present | p. 24 |
Chapter 3 Common Mid-Transition Questions | p. 35 |
Chapter 4 Introducing Solid Foods | p. 43 |
Chapter 5 Waketime Activities | p. 60 |
Section 2 Your Baby from Nine to Twelve Months | |
Chapter 6 Finger Foods and Snacks | p. 69 |
Chapter 7 Babyhood Training & More | p. 77 |
Chapter 8 The Meaning of Correction | p. 93 |
Chapter 9 Naps and Nighttime Sleep | p. 98 |
Chapter 10 Topic Pool | p. 108 |
Appendix A Child Language Development | p. 129 |
Appendix B What Makes Your Baby a Person? | p. 133 |