100 Ways to Calm the Crying explores why babies cry, from normal developmental changes to more painful conditions such as colic and reflux. Along the way, parenting expert Pinky McKay offers practical tips on how to:
calm and connect with your baby cope with crying and sleepless nights identity symptoms that may require professional help Follow Pinky''s gentle strategies and develop a closer, tear-free relationship with your baby.

Here is a book that is down to earth, warm and, unlike many other books that deal with crying, respects babies.'' Sheila Kitzinger

''I hope this book finds its way onto every new parent''s bedside table: a whole new generation will be grateful.'' Dr Sarah Buckley

100 Ways to Calm the Crying explores why babies cry, from normal developmental changes to more painful conditions such as colic and reflux. Along the way, parenting expert Pinky McKay offers practical tips on how to:
calm and connect with your baby cope with crying and sleepless nights identity symptoms that may require professional help Follow Pinky''s gentle strategies and develop a closer, tear-free relationship with your baby.

Here is a book that is down to earth, warm and, unlike many other books that deal with crying, respects babies.'' Sheila Kitzinger

''I hope this book finds its way onto every new parent''s bedside table: a whole new generation will be grateful.'' Dr Sarah Buckley

100 Ways to Calm the Crying explores why babies cry, from normal developmental changes to more painful conditions such as colic and reflux. Along the way, parenting expert Pinky McKay offers practical tips on how to:
calm and connect with your baby cope with crying and sleepless nights identity symptoms that may require professional help Follow Pinky''s gentle strategies and develop a closer, tear-free relationship with your baby.

Here is a book that is down to earth, warm and, unlike many other books that deal with crying, respects babies.'' Sheila Kitzinger

''I hope this book finds its way onto every new parent''s bedside table: a whole new generation will be grateful.'' Dr Sarah Buckley