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Thanks for the recommendation


Great. I will add it to my list


Great advice. Thank you


I heard someone else say they didn’t like that book. I do love trusted sources and the Mayo is great. Why did you like it?


Thank you. We will try to cherish moments and remind ourselves we wanted this


Great suggestions. Its not at my library but I will look into it.

I have heard the “Nap when new baby naps” advice before. We will try to do it


No rush. One of the best things about Lemmy is how slow it is. We can have worthwhile threads and discussions for weeks


My wife and I went to a friend’s wedding in France to a French national in his small town. We were surprised and impressed with the small kids at the wedding. There was nothing child specific for them and they had a great time. Also I’m pretty sure they stayed up later celebrating than us. Good suggestion


Well Emily Oster’s crib sheets is at my library. So I’m adding it to my list


Thank you. Reading things helps me feel calmer and like I am preparing.


I considered reading the Mayo Clinics Guide but I will table it. Heading Home With Your Newborn is on my list now


I love to read many different valuable books so I can get some diverse ideas to come up with. If you can get some suggestions from your librarian wife that’s what I’m looking for


That’s true but I would still like to fill my brain with some knowledge for my guts to draw on.


Worthwhile Books
My wife just had her first pregnancy doctor's appointment and I am feeling under prepared. I am looking for worthwhile and hopefully empirically based books about pregnancy and parenting. I normally have no problems doing my own research and scourging the library to find out what I need but there's so much it's overwhelming. So what books have you all read that are worthwhile? What is worth looking at?
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