While writing the baby book, he researched the book on new moms by asking new moms about their top worries. The list includes back pain, breast engorgement, body image, depression and fatigue. For now, however, Fallis's main business is babies . When a parent says something is wrong, they are almost always right. If the hair on the back of your neck is standing up, chances are you're right.
Parents know their child better than anyone.
There are two ways that Fallis's book differs from the crop of baby books already lining bookstore shelves. One is the book addresses only 25 medical problems, albeit the most common. The other is the design. Busy parents don't have time to sit down and read five pages on something. I asked Fallis for some examples of common baby ailments.