What to Expect the First Year 3rd Edition

Pdf Book Name: What to Expect the First Year 3rd Edition
Author: Heidi Murkoff, Sharon Mazel
Publisher: Workman Publishing Company
ISBN-10, 13: 9780761181507 , 0761181504
Year: 2014
Pages: 704 / 705 Pages
Language: English
File size: 11 MB
File format: PDF,EPUB

What to Expect the First Year 3rd Edition Pdf Book Description:

So, you’d think that by now after all these years of writing and rewriting What to Expect books I’d be able to do it by myself, in my sleep, and (hey, why not?) with two hands tied behind my back. Well, the sleep part I’ve probably done at least once or twice on deadlines, but I’ve always needed two hands (it’s a typing thing) and I’ve always needed lots of help. I couldn’t do what I do by myself and I wouldn’t want to try. I owe so much to so many, but let’s start with thanks to: Erik, not only the man who planted the seed for What to Expect (literally, since he’s the father of Emma, the baby who started it all), but the man who’s helped me grow, nurture, nourish, and protect it—really, co-parent it.

You know how they say that the more things change, the more they stay the same? Plenty has changed about my life and my life’s work since the day I delivered Emma and a proposal for What to Expect When You’re Expecting within just hours of each other, but there is one thing that, lucky me, stays the same (only consistently better): the man I work with, live with, and love with. And the babies we made together, Emma and Wyatt, who long ago passed me in height and shoe size—and, I like to joke, in age but who will always be my bundles of joy (and adding to the joy, son-in-law Russell). And of course, to Lennox, for making me a grandmother, and the happiest imaginable one at that—but also for his contributions to First Year (chief among them, being in his first year while I was writing it). And for being the cutest cover baby ever, and that’s not just the grandma talking. Always, Arlene Eisenberg, my first partner in What to Expect and always my most valued. Your legacy of caring and compassion continues to shape, inform, inspire, and, of course, live on through the next generation of What to Expect and beyond. You will always