Advocating for your baby's wellbeing from "summary" of The Fussy Baby Book by William Sears,Martha Sears
Advocating for your baby's wellbeing means being your baby's voice when they cannot speak for themselves. It involves being their protector, their advocate, and their champion. It means standing up for what you believe is best for your baby, even when others may not understand or agree. It requires trust in your instincts as a parent and confidence in your ability to make decisions on behalf of your little one. Advocating for your baby's wellbeing can manifest in many ways. It may involve advocating for your baby's health and medical care, ensuring they receive the best possible treatment and attention from healthcare professionals. It could mean advocating for your baby's emotional needs, creating a safe and nurturing environment where they can thrive and grow. It might also involve advocating for your baby's development...
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