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The Book
Your top priority as a parent or grandparent is to protect the children you love. To help you do that, Debra Holtzman has written the ultimate new safety resource: The Safe Baby: A Do-It-Yourself Guide to Home Safety (Sentient Publications). This one stop, easy-to-read guide provides cost effective, simple-to-implement solutions to keep children and pets safe and healthy. Debra Holtzman, an internationally recognized child safety and health expert, lets you focus on the joys of childrearing by allaying your fears. She’ll show you the results of latest research on keeping your family free from harm. Her warm, breezy style makes it all fun. If you have any safety question, The Safe Baby has the answer! This best-selling book covers child-proofing essentials from making the nursery safe to keeping the baby safe in the kitchen, the bathroom, and every other space in the house.
These and many other aspects of safety are addressed in a down-to-earth, do-it-yourself manner that will empower you. Debra Holtzman is an expert, but she’s a parent, just as you are. You’ll say, "Here's a mother who has been there. If she can do it, so can I!" You’ll soon be sharing this book with your friends! The Safe Baby: A Do it Yourself Guide to Home Safety recently won the National Parenting Publications’ Gold Award, one of the country’s most authoritative consumer-awards recognizing the best in children's and parenting resources. The book was chosen out of a field of six hundred entries in six categories. Can be ordered through Amazon.com. Can also be ordered through Sentient Publications at the following link: http://sentientpublications.com/catalog/safe_baby.php |
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