Infants


Lullaby
Suzanne's Diary for Nicholas
The Very Hungry Caterpillar
Midnight’s Children
Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?
Where the Wild Things Are
The Cat in the Hat (Cat in the Hat, #1)
The Giving Tree
Invisible Monsters
Stork Naked (Xanth, #30)
Hello, Ocean Friends: A Black-and-White Board Book for Babies That Helps Visual Development (High-Contrast Books)
Global Baby Bedtimes (Global Babies)
The Happiest Baby on the Block: The New Way to Calm Crying and Help Your Newborn Baby Sleep Longer
The Witches
Dear Parent: Caring for Infants With Respect
Magpie by Elizabeth  DayA Father Is Born by Andrés NeumanHush Little Baby by J.A.  BakerThe Baby by A.J. McDineThe Good Parents by Jessica  Huntley
Crib Mobiles
5 books — 1 voter

Room Temperature by Nicholson BakerThe Onesies by Josie BrownWhen Girlfriends Step Up by Savannah Page
Baby Bottles
3 books — 1 voter
DADspirations by Pete DensmoreThe Gentle Art of Newborn Family Care by Salle WebberHidden Grandma by Susan RiehleYour Baby Week By Week by Caroline FertlemanTell Your Dog You're Pregnant by Lewis Kirkham
Grandma Susz's Picks for New Parents
29 books — 15 voters

Mom Babble by Mary Katherine BackstromYour Pregnancy and Childbirth by American College of Obstetr...Mother Matters by Dayna M. KurtzConscious Parenting by Nataša PantovićPregnancy and Men by Pratik Patil
Books for New Parents
30 books — 34 voters
The Wife's Baby by Daniel HurstLike a Mother by Mina HardyNowhere Like Home by Sara ShepardNot My Baby by Anya MoraWhat Every Mother Needs by Emily Shiner
Cribs
15 books — 1 voter

Bryan Stevenson
The murder of a child by a parent is horrific and is usually complicated by serious mental illness, as in the Yates and Smith cases. But these cases also tend to create distortions and bias. Police and prosecutors have been influenced by the media coverage, and a presumption of guilt has now fallen on thousands of women—particularly poor women in difficult circumstances—whose children die unexpectedly. Despite America's preeminent status among developed nations, we have always struggled with hig ...more
Bryan Stevenson, Just Mercy

Lamine Pearlheart
Let the infant make his first steps on his own; the first urge to walk, just like that of being, must come from him or her alone. - Primal Rule of Parenthood
Lamine Pearlheart, Walking the Soul

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