Let's Learn Together - Mayo Clinic Guide to Your Baby's First Years by Cook

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	Full Title:	Mayo Clinic Guide to Your Baby's First Years (Newborn to Age 3)
	Author(s):	Walter J. Cook, M.D.; Kelsey M. Klaas, M.D.
	Publishing / Edition:	MFMER, 2020

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Chapter 1.

Parenting 101
This book

Chapter 2.

Baby bonding
Baby's looks
First examination
Newborn issues
Circumcision
Screening tests

Chapter 3.

Breast milk or formula?
Breast-feeding
Pumping breast milk
Formula-Feeding
Spitting Up

Chapter 4.

Starting solids
Introducing peanut butter, milk, and other foods
Family mealtimes

Chapter 5.

Finding the right diaper
Getting equipped
Changing diapers
What's normal
Diaper rash

Chapter 6.

Recognizing readiness
Active training
Troubleshooting

Chapter 7.

Bathing basics
Bathing, step by step
Umblical cord care
Circumcision care
Nail care
Common skin conditions

Chapter 8.

A few shopping tips
Wardrobe essentials
Laundry tips

Chapter 9.

Newborn sleep schedule
Sleep safety
Good sleep habits
Troubleshooting

Chapter 10.

Why babies cry
Understanding baby's cries
Comforting strategies
Colic
Managing coic
Keeping Your Cool

Chapter 11.

Nurturing your bond
Understanding temperament
You and your toddler
Setting limits
Playing with your toddler

Chapter 12.

Getting started
Medical provider options
Factors to consider
Evaluating your options
A team approach

Chapter 13.

Checkup schedule
What to expect at a well-child visit
Questions and concerns

Chapter 14.

How vaccines work
Why get vaccinated?
Vaccine safety
Childhood vaccinations
Side effects of vaccines
Weighing the risks and benefits

Chapter 15.

Getting started
Child care options
Factors to consider
Contact information
Working together

Chapter 16.

Heading out
Baby carriers
Strollers
Car seats
Safe care seat use
Preemies and small babies
Air travel
Plan for success

Chapter 17.

Nursery safety
Kitchen safety
Feeding safety
Bathroom safety
Garage and basement safety
Front yard and backyard safety
General safety tips
Preventing burns
Preventing falls
Preventing drowning
Be cautious, not panicked

Chapter 18.

When to seek emergency care
Bleeding
Choking
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)
Burns
Electrical shock
Animal or human bites
Drowning
Injury from a fall
Swallowed poison
Inhaled poison
Poison on the skin
Poison in the eye

Chapter 19.

Baby's growth and appearance
Baby's movement
Baby's sensory development
Baby's mental development
Baby's social development

Chapter 20.

Baby's growth and appearance
Baby's movement
Baby's sensory development
Baby's mental development
Baby's social development

Chapter 21.

Baby's growth and appearance
Baby's movement
Baby's sensory development
Baby's mental development
Baby's social development

Chapter 22.

Baby's growth and appearance
Baby's movement
Baby's sensory development
Baby's mental development
Baby's social development

Chapter 23.

Baby's growth and appearance
Baby's movement
Baby's sensory development
Baby's mental development
Baby's social development

Chapter 24.

Baby's growth and appearance
Baby's movement
Baby's sensory development
Baby's mental development
Baby's social development

Chapter 25.

Baby's growth and appearance
Baby's movement
Baby's sensory development
Baby's mental development
Baby's social development

Chapter 26.

Baby's growth and appearance
Baby's movement
Baby's sensory development
Baby's mental development
Baby's social development

Chapter 27.

Baby's growth and appearance
Baby's movement
Baby's sensory development
Baby's mental development
Baby's social development

Chapter 28.

Baby's growth and appearance
Baby's movement
Baby's sensory development
Baby's mental development
Baby's social development

Chapter 29.

Baby's growth and appearance
Baby's movement
Baby's sensory development
Baby's mental development
Baby's social development

Chapter 30.

Baby's growth and appearance
Baby's movement
Baby's sensory development
Baby's mental development
Baby's social development

Chapter 31.

Toddler's growth and appearance
Toddler's movement
Toddler's sensory development
Toddler's mental development
Toddler's social development

Chapter 32.

Toddler's growth and appearance
Toddler's movement
Toddler's sensory development
Toddler's mental development
Toddler's social development

Chapter 33.

Toddler's growth and appearance
Toddler's movement
Toddler's sensory development
Toddler's mental development
Toddler's social development

Chapter 34.

Toddler's growth and appearance
Toddler's movement
Toddler's sensory development
Toddler's mental development
Toddler's social development

Chapter 35.

Toddler's growth and appearance
Toddler's movement
Toddler's sensory development
Toddler's mental development
Toddler's social development

Allergies
Anemia
Asthma
Bronchiolitis
Colds
Cough
Constipation
Crossed eyes
Croup
Diarrhea
Ear infection
Earwax blockage
Fever
Fifth disease
Flu (influenza)
Hand-foot-and-mouth disease
Hives
Impetigo
Insect bites and stings
Jaundice
Lazy eye
Pink eye (conjunctivitis)
Pneumonia
Reflux
RSV
Roseola
Stomach flu (gastroenteritis)
Sty
Sunburn
Swollen scrotum (from a hydrocele)
Teary eyes
Teething
Thrush
Urinary tract infection
Vomiting
Whooping cough

Chapter 36.

Living on less sleep
Getting comfortable with chaos
Adjusting to your new role
Juggling work and family
Long days, short years

Chapter 37.

A new bond
New challenges
Sharing the load
Nurturing your team
Rekindling romance
Agreeing on child rearing
A firm foundation

Chapter 38.

Hard work, added pressure
From surviving to thriving
Rewards and strengths

Chapter 39.

Siblings
Sibling reactions
Sibling rivalry
If you have multiples
Grandparents
Grandparents as child care providers

Chapter 40.

Deciding on another child
Second pregnancy timing
Spacing pros and cons

Chapter 41.

Supporting your child's health
Bonding
Sharing your family story
Handling difficult remarks
Parenting is parenting

Chapter 42.

Feeding
Raising strong individuals
Logistics
Taking care of yourself

Chapter 43.

Why premature birth happens
Caring for a premature newborn
Health issues
Taking care of yourself
Bringing baby home
Baby's checkups

Chapter 44.

What is delayed development?
How is delay identified?
Possible causes
Diagnosing a developmental delay

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