My Methods

Becoming a new parent can be daunting.

We all want to have as much knowledge as we can before our little bundle of joy arrives, so we buy a selection of baby guidebooks and read them all through the pregnancy. On our nightstands, where there used to be a John Grisham or a Toni Morrison, there is now a Gina Ford or a Tracy Hogg – studied like bibles, pages marked, and text highlighted. After all, to be informed is to be forearmed.

However, the reality is, once our little bundle of joy arrives, we are overjoyed of course but slightly overwhelmed, not to mention tired too. So those first few days and weeks, pass in a chaotic blur and all those things that you have studied during pregnancy just go out of your head and the thought of re – reading books at this stage is very unappealing. What you need is a very Little Baby handbook to get you through those first days and weeks. Just three simple rules to follow to help you and your baby find a rhythm and routine that suits you and your family in those first few weeks. Sounds easy? Yes, it is! It’s as easy as 1,2,3 So here we are…… The Little Baby Handbook. The Little Baby Handbook is suitable for babies from newborn, with no underlying health conditions. Now you can relax and enjoy those first, special weeks with your new addition to your family.

Congratulations!

Who is this method aimed at?

• Parents who want to get their baby into an easy rhythm from the very start.
• Parents who want to understand their newborn baby’s cues.
• Parents who want to take care of their baby, but with some concise guidance and consistency, so that they can plan their days from the start, and they can have a lot more control and structure.