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Infants (Newborn)

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25 things every new mother should know

Martha Sears

1995

The cradle of knowledge

Martha E. Arterberry, Philip J. Kellman

2000

Heading home with your newborn

Laura A. Jana

2015

The lung and its disorders in the newborn infant

Mary Ellen Avery

1964

The Jane Fonda workout book for pregnancy, birth, and recovery

Femmy DeLyser

1982

The secret life of the unborn child

Thomas R. Verny, John Kelly

1981

Pregnancy, Childbirth, and the Newborn (2016-5Th Edition)

Parent Trust for Washington Children

2016

Gone too soon

Sherri Devashrayee Wittwer

1994

Pregnancy, childbirth, and the newborn

Penny Simkin

2001

Crack mothers

Drew Humphries

1999

The year my son and I were born

Kathryn Lynard Soper

2009

Past due

Anne Finger

1990

At-risk and handicapped newborns and infants

Anne H. Widerstrom

1991

A love that multiplies

Michelle Duggar

2011

The mommy docs' ultimate guide to pregnancy and birth

Yvonne Bohn

2011

Faces of hope 10 years later

Christine Pisera Naman

2011

The doctors' guide to medication during pregnancy and lactation

Larry H. Goldberg

1984

Misty, our momentary child

Carole Gift Page

1987

No new baby

Marilyn Gryte

1998

The baby book

William Sears

1993

Death in the nursery

James D. Manney

1984

Perinatal nursing

Peggy-Anne Field

1984

Van Leeuwen's Newborn medicine

Gerard Van Leeuwen

1979

Physical diagnosis in neonatology

Mary Ann Fletcher

1998

Understanding pregnancy and childbirth

Sheldon H. Cherry

1973

To treat or not to treat

Richard C. Sparks

1988

You and your newborn baby

Linda Todd

1993

Infant and neonatal emergencies

Ghazala Q. Sharieff

2009

Nursing care of the growing family

Adele Pillitteri

1976

Perinatal nursing

Glenda Fregia Butnarescu

1980

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