Babies & Toddlers

The Sequel to Up the Duff

Kaz Cooke

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19 Nov 2018

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The sequel to Up the Duff – the essential guide to the care of babies and toddlers, from Australia’s most loved and trusted voice for parents and carers.

Now you have a baby, what are you going to do with it?!

Kaz Cooke, the author of the bestselling pregnancy book Up the Duff, has you covered from your very first day with a baby.

With reassuring info, helpful suggestions, answers to your questions and quotes from Australian parents, Babies & Toddlers is backed by the professional advice of more than thirty medical and other experts.

Everything you need to know about crying; sleeping; breastfeeding; bottle-feeding; health & body image for new mums; coping; developmental milestones; eating; common illnesses; fun stuff; safety; toilet training; tantrums (theirs and yours); extra stuff for dads and much, much more.

Fun, practical and updated every year, Babies & Toddlers has everything you need to know about looking after babies and toddlers.

Pub date: 19 November 2018
ISBN: 9780143788607
Imprint: Viking Australia
Format: Paperback
Pages: 536
RRP: $48.00

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About the Author

Kaz Cooke

Kaz Cooke is a bestselling author and cartoonist whose books have informed and tickled Australians and New Zealanders for more than twenty years. Her books include Up the Duff: The Real Guide to Pregnancy, Babies & Toddlers: The Sequel to Up the Duff, Girl Stuff 8-12, Girl Stuff 13+: Your Full-on Guide to the Teen Years - all updated each year; Women's Stuff, the children's picture books Wanda Linda Goes Beserk and The Terrible Underpants, and the novel Ada. With a background in journalism, she's a mum who enjoys reseach, toast and having a good lie down.

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