Harley Carr

Take the guesswork out of parenting and become a pro, even before your baby is born...

Are you an expecting parent who worries you won’t be able to live up to the expectations of what it means to be a good parent, believing you will fail the child in some way?

Do you fear you might accidentally hurt the baby, whether it be by harming its soft spot, not knowing how to properly support its neck, or something entirely different?

Are you afraid your baby’s development isn’t measuring up with others at the same age, signifying some sort of abnormality?

Put the constant worrying to an end, and let’s set things straight.

Feeling confused or overwhelmed is completely normal for new or expecting parents, so you can rest assured knowing you’re not alone. Every prospective parent has his or her endless list of questions and worries before jumping into the world of babies, but what matters most is that you are prepared.

In order to feel certain in your parental decision-making skills and silence the doubting voices in your head, the first step is to fill your head with all the baby knowledge there is to know--the good and the bad.

Help take the unexpected out of parenting--caring for and enjoying the company of your newborn baby won’t be your focus if you’re constantly worrying about the worst-case scenario. Do yourself a favor and take the time to understand exactly what it is you can expect so you can be in the moment.

Learn the coping techniques necessary now before you’re too stressed to figure it out when you actually need them. By being ahead of the game, you’ll know just how you should handle tough situations without hesitation.

Lisa Stewart

S Dalziel

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