40 Shocking Facts for 40 Weeks of Pregnancy - Volume 2: Terrifying Truths About Babies & Breastfeeding

By Joshua Best

This is volume 2 of a baby book that breaks the mold. It's not just another parenting manual. Instead, it's a refreshingly honest commentary from a regular guy who became a dad, and was shocked by all the stuff he learned. Volume 2 contains the second twenty facts, which are a summary of the most surprising details regarding babies &

• Language: English
• Publisher: Unprecedented Press LLC
• Release date: Jul 25, 2016
• ISBN: 9780986193156

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Table of Contents

Introduction

BABIES

Shocking Fact #21: The Cord Leaves a Calling Card

Shocking Fact #22: They’re Not Like Us

Shocking Fact #23: They’re Capless

Shocking Fact #24: The Head’s Not Hard

Shocking Fact #25: They Squish

Shocking Fact #26: Pee Cometh

Shocking Fact #27: Eyes May Morph

Shocking Fact #28: Nature Has Its Own Lotion

Shocking Fact #29: There’s Hair

Shocking Fact #30: It’s Black and White

Shocking Fact #31: You’ll Have to Wait

Shocking Fact #32: Moms Count Differently

BREASTFEEDING

Shocking Fact #33: Help is at Hand

Shocking Fact #34: Milk is Polarizing

Shocking Fact #35: Robots Get More Action

Shocking Fact #36: Milk Comes Later

Shocking Fact #37: It’s Not All Bad

Shocking Fact #38: The Body Cares

Shocking Fact #39: It’s Not As Easy As It Looks

Shocking Fact #40: Supply Meets Demand

Reference List

Special Thanks

About The Author

Introduction

Thanks for picking up 40 Shocking Facts for 40 weeks of Pregnancy – Volume 2 . Aside from my own personal writing habits, one of the reasons I decided to divide this book in two is because the topic lends itself to categorization. To help me organize the information, I used a simple before and after filter. Volume one covers pregnancy and birth (before you become a parent), and this volume will cover babies and breastfeeding (after you become a parent). By separating the book into two parts, I was hoping that you, as a reader, could be more specific and learn only about the topics in which you’re intereseted. With that in mind, I realized you may not have read volume one as you sit now to read volume two, so I’ve decided to include the same introduction in volume two, as I did in volume one (with the exception of this first paragraph). I hope these shocking facts will open your eyes to the gravity and hilarity of parenthood, and cause you to do some research of your own. Enjoy!

I’m not qualified to write a book about babies. I’m not a pediatrician, a midwife, a specialist, a psychologist, or anything that ends in ist. Truly, I am not qualified to write this book. The truth