Oh, My Gosh, We're Pregnant (Parents' Survival Kit)
"An extraordinarily helpful book based on Dr. Peebles' years of clinical practice where he listened and responded to parents' questions and concerns.  Rich in detail and range of topics, it offers advice which is practical, sensitive, and direct."   --Stanley I. Greenspan, M.D. Author, Researcher, and Clinical Professor Of Psychiatry, Behavioral Science, and Pediatrics at The George Washington School of Medicine, pre-publication review"I think it's a delight."  [It] "is direct and easy to read. It's aimed at both parents and gives them easy access to what they can do for their child."   --T. Berry Brazelton, M.D., Professor Emeritus, Children's Hospital, Boston, Harvard School of Medicine, pre-publication review"Thank you so much for sharing [it] with us.  You address so many important issues.  We especially enjoyed the parts where you address The Intruder Complex and the father's reactions to this whole introduction to parenting.  It's a truly wonderful book...and a book one can't find.  Most books available seem to only address the mother's nutritional needs, symptoms of pregnancy, etc.  Your book is truly unique and we appreciate your thoughtfulness."   --Nellie and David Allnutt [Seattle, WA], the first first-time pregnant couple to read the proofs of this book, pre-publication review"Thank you.  It is an outstanding contribution.  It provides the insights and advice that enables parents to support their child by learning how to deal with the challenges that child rearing poses to all who take on this wondrous responsibility."   --Philip A. Pizzo, M.D., Professor of Pediatrics, Physician-In-Chief, Children's Hospital, Boston, Harvard School of Medicine, pre-publication review"There are messages [here] that certainly deserve to be seen by as many parents as possible."   --The late Frank A. Oski, M.D., Professor, Department of Pediatrics, The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, pre-publication review"This book is must reading for professionals as well as parents.  Your mix of experience and theoretical knowledge is blended beautifully to present some of the important affective issues that are omitted in our medical training.  This book allows parents to have feelings and to know that what they are feeling is developmentally normal."  --Larrie W. Greenberg, M.D., Director, Office of Medical Education, Children's National Medical Center, Washington, D.C. , pre-publication review