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About the Book

Introducing "The Little A to Z"

Are you a new mother or father, tired of surfing hundreds of blogs and chat sites to find concise advice on topics ranging from diaper rash creams to travel cribs? Wish your mother could recall your grandmother’s remedy for easing a baby’s gas? Feeling overwhelmed by being a new parent, and in search of some wellness tips to improve your personal positivity, sleep and relationship with your partner? 

You need no longer spend countless, agonizing hours reading parenting and baby chat sites, overwhelmed and confused by the diversity of advice offered. Look no further than The Little A to Z: A Companion for First-Time Mothers and their Partners

For the first time in parenting literature, this pocket-sized book pulls together a multitude of topics related to parenthood to give you a curated and wholistic treasure trove of information. The Little A to Z assumes that medical issues for you and your baby are not to be treated in isolation to personal well-being, relationship and going-back-to-work issues. 

By using an alphabetic tab system, information is literally at your fingertips; and with blank sections at the end of each alphabet chapter, you are invited to record your own tips and tricks of the trade as you develop confidence in your abilities as a parent. The Little A to Z makes you feel like your mother, best friend, counselor and work advisor are right beside you, coaching you in the initial 18-24 months of parenthood. 

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Reviews

Rachel’s Little A to Z is the perfect combination of advice and pep talk for new moms. I especially appreciate the fact that she’s reached beyond traditional medical topics to address health and well-being in a holistic way —for mother, child and partner alike. If only this type of book had been around when I had my son!

Jamie McClean

As a doula, I thought I knew a lot about those first years after birth. But Rachel’s Little A to Z offers gems even for ‘experts’ like me. It’s the kind of resource I wish I’d had access to when I had my son.

Bridget Boland

Faced with an endless sea of websites and books on how to be a good mother, I stopped reading all together. I was overwhelmed by the multitude of opinions that were stated as facts. I gave the Little A to Z a chance because I trusted the author, and I can't thank her enough for pulling together this easy to read resource for new mothers. It has just the right mix of anecdotes, useful lessons and recommendations on reliable resources. The anecdotes are funny and easy to relate to. Some recommendation like the nipple cream and remembering self care made my first months as a mom manageable. I would recommend to all new moms.

Diana Arango

I have three kids and learned things from this wise little book that I wish I had known earlier. The Little A to Z addresses issues that matter to all parents with practical advice in an accessible format. This book has none of the finger-wagging and judgment that I have found in other parenting guides, and instead respectfully offers insights that modern, professional parents will find extremely useful as they navigate their new world, offering helpful information on topics that range from co-parenting to post-partum body image to helping your little one adjust to solid foods.

Fiona Jager

For First-Time Mothers and their Partners

Helping you in the initial 18-24 months of parenthood
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