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Here we have listed a collection of books that you may
find useful. Try to keep in mind that medical knowledge is always changing
and expanding and that no book will be "state-of-the-art" for long. We have tried to include
only books from reliable authors and publishers, but we can not screen each book
completely. Nothing can replace the knowledge you can obtain by speaking
with your pediatrician, so if you have a question about something you read in
one of these books, please give us a call. More books will be added
periodically.
Click on a topic to jump to a particular section:
Behavior
 | Attention Deficit and Hyperactivity
 | Driven to Distraction, by Hallowell and Ratey -
Subtitled: Recognizing and Coping with Attention Deficit Disorder
from Childhood through Adulthood. This book is an informative and
readable resource for families with children who have this complex and
often frustrating disorder. |
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| Sleep Disorders
| Solve Your Child's Sleep Problems, by Ferber - This book discusses common sleep problems such as night waking,
children who demand to sleep with their parents, night-mares and -terrors,
and irregular sleeping patterns. It also discusses ways to prevent
many of the above-mentioned problems and the normal physiology of sleep.
Read this book before problems arise. |
| Guide to Your Child's Sleep, by Cohen - This is a publication
of the American Academy of Pediatrics and discusses all aspects of sleep
during childhood. |
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Breast Feeding
| The Nursing Mother's Companion, by Huggins - With hints on how to
prepare for breast feeding before the birth to information on breast feeding
through the toddler years, this book is a valuable resource, especially for
first time mothers. |
General Child Care
| American Academy of Pediatrics Publications:
| Caring for Your Baby and Young Child (Birth to
Age 5), Caring for Your School-Age Child (Ages 5 to 12), and Caring
for Your Adolescent (Ages 12 to 21) - These three books contain a
wealth of information beginning before a baby is born and lasting past
the school years. They discuss everything from well child care
(feeding, safety, etc.), to development, to common symptoms and
illnesses that you can expect to encounter. |
| Guide to Your Child's Symptoms - The title is
self-explanatory. This book covers symptoms from birth through
Adolescence, most of which is also covered in the Caring for Your...
series mentioned above. |
| Guide to Your Child's Nutrition - Again, much of
this information is included in the Caring for Your... series.
It provides very reasonable and effective advice on how to deal with
nutritional problems and conflicts with your child, in addition to lots
of useful general nutritional information. |
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| What to Expect When You're Expecting, What to Expect the First
Year, and
What to Expect the Toddler Years, by Eisenberg, et al - These
books discuss ways to prepare for pregnancy, childbirth, and the raising of
your children through the preschool years. They are organized
chronologically and are very good at helping new parents distinguish between
old wives' tales and actual pediatric fact.
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Date this page was last changed:
07/18/2004
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