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| Acknowledgments | xiii | |
| Preface | xv | |
| The anatomy lesson: changing a diaper | 1 | |
| I want to be alone: the need for solitude | 4 | |
| The long and the short: the "real" quality time | 7 | |
| Baby talk: speaking to your infant | 10 | |
| Safe at home: keeping your baby safe | 13 | |
| Thumbs up: pacifiers and thumb-sucking | 17 | |
| K.i.s.s.: choosing toys | 21 | |
| Just (don't) say no: empathy | 24 | |
| You're only a baby once: developmental milestones | 27 | |
| Hickory, dickory, dock: predictability and routine | 30 | |
| It's all relative: coparenting | 35 | |
| Unplugged: television and videos | 39 | |
| Do as i do: setting an example | 41 | |
| More k.i.s.s.es: creating a soothing environment | 43 | |
| Brain aerobics: offering choices | 45 | |
| Food fight: feeding your baby | 50 | |
| Being there: slowing down and doing less | 54 | |
| Body language: active teaching | 60 | |
| Be a believer: having faith in your child | 64 | |
| Baby steps: following cues | 69 | |
| The apple and the tree: respecting your child's choices | 73 | |
| Walking the walk: learning to walk | 77 | |
| Octopus mom: setting priorities and simplifying your life | 81 | |
| In loco parentis: finding a caregiver | 85 | |
| If it ain't broke, don't fix it: baby gear | 92 | |
| Mind over manners: etiquette | 96 | |
| It's my party and I'll cry if i want to: temper tantrums | 101 | |
| Ashes, ashes: telling the truth | 105 | |
| Seen and not heard: learning to listen | 108 | |
| Mirror, mirror on the wall: seeing, not judging | 114 | |
| The committee of sleep: getting your baby to bed | 117 | |
| Take my wife, please!: sharing | 123 | |
| Thought for food: focusing on food | 128 | |
| Days of whine and roses: whining | 133 | |
| Potty on!: learning to use the toilet | 136 | |
| The color of water: recognition versus praise | 142 | |
| Crime and punishment: discipline | 145 | |
| Sticks and stones: teasing | 150 | |
| Carpe diem: flexibility and cooperation | 154 | |
| Playing for keeps: the benefits of free play | 158 | |
| Sound and fury: spanking | 163 | |
| Keeping the peace: siblings | 168 | |
| The real stuff: tv, computers, and books | 174 | |
| Footprints: the search for identity | 182 |
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| $99.99 | Digital |
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Brandi Boudoin
reviewed Trees Make the Best Mobiles: Simple Ways to Raise Your Child in a Complex World on July 15, 2017 Trees Make the Best Mobiles
Wonderful little book of essays that really got me thinking about how I want to raise our children. Unlike some other readers, I didn't find it preachy or condescending, simply truthful- we need to pay attention to these little creatures rather than distract them. Passive toys, active babies and all that. Just what I needed to read, and I now give it away to all my friends who are pregnant.
If you want a simple, caring book that will get you thinking about what's important for your child (and you), this is the book.
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