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Upvoted... it's completely true. Additionally, I cannot imagine why you need to read a book about something like this. Questions? Talk to your parents or ped
by SirFatty 9y ago
Upvoted... it's completely true. Additionally, I cannot imagine why you need to read a book about something like this. Questions? Talk to your parents or pediatrician.
- dragonwriter 9y agoYour parents likely aren't experts and your you want to make efficient use of your time consulting withstand pediatrician on details, so getting good, expert-written books to cover as much of the general space as possible is a perfectly reasonable strategy. The problem, of course, is finding those books.
- SirFatty 9y agoYou illustrate my point exactly, it's not that complicated. I have two young men that my wife and I raised without (GASP) the need of a book. Crazy, I know.. go ahead and mod this comment down also.
- allannienhuis 9y agoJust because you were able to do so doesn't mean that everyone else will be able to do so. Many people don't have good parenting role models in their lives. If the ability to parent well were somehow built-in to us, there would be a lot fewer single-parent homes out there. For some (many) people the wisdom found in well written and researched books will be invaluable. I'm not sure why you seem to come across so strongly against the idea.
- Angostura 9y agoDid you lay the baby on its front or back when you put it to bed?
- jtbayly 9y agoYou must not be aware of how many millions of men and women have parents that are at best divorced, at worst completely absent or even unknown. And no, pediatricians can't fill that gap.
- Retra 9y agoPediatricians sometimes write those books.
- newfoundglory 9y agoMy parents are dead, you insensitive clod.
- dang 9y agoNot here please.