The Well-Informed Parent

Generally, advice made available to prospective and new parents is subjective, frequently based on opinions and personal experiences, and whilst often good, doesn't equip a parent to make an informed decision. Government bodies, 'baby friendly' hospitals and advertisers, also may not provide key information. Therefore, if parents are to make the best decisions they can for their children, it is essential they know what 'the experts' in the particular fields have demonstrated. This book places all the facts at a parent's disposal so that he or she can make considered, well-informed decisions.