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Now What?
Planning for a new baby is fun and exciting, but navigating through this uncharted territory can often become overwhelming for new parents without the right guidance.
So You’re Having a Baby, Now What? provides a complete overview of what parents need to know nowin one easy resource. In this guide, you will get answers to the most commonly asked questions, guidance on tackling everyday newborn problems and useful tips on avoiding the most common mistakes parents make. This guide covers key topics such as keeping your newborn safe, nutrition, optimizing sleep, reducing infections, development, baby sign language, bonding secrets, complementary medicine, self-care for parents, and more. Remember, no parent has all the answers, but you are not alone! There are people and resources at your fingertips to help. Pick up So You’re Having a Baby, Now What? as a first step to success on this exciting journey ahead!
About the Author
Andrea D. Burns, MD – a highly respected, board-certified Pediatrician in Ellicott City, MD – is a well-known physician, mom, speaker and go-to expert on child, adolescent and newborn health issues. She is known for her warm bedside manner, creative problem solving skills and authentic love for children. Dr. Andrea is trusted by parents not only for her medical expertise, but because of the security they feel in the way that she patiently teaches and compassionately cares for her patients. Dr. Andrea believes in empowering expectant and new parents, with the skills and knowledge they need to feel at ease, empowered and prepared to holistically support their child’s health and best development.
Dr. Andrea is also committed to her community and makes time to volunteer throughout the area. She is also skilled in the areas of complementary medicine, baby sign language, obesity prevention, atopic dermatitis, newborn parenting and parent-child bonding.
She earned her Doctor of Medicine degree from the University of Florida College of Medicine and completed her internship and residency training at Orlando Health.
