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THE PREEMIE PRIMER: Complete Guide for Parents of Premature Babies by J. Gunter

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Condition
Very Good
A book that has been read but is in excellent condition. No obvious damage to the cover, with the dust jacket included for hard covers. No missing or damaged pages, no creases or tears, and no underlining/highlighting of text or writing in the margins. May be very minimal identifying marks on the inside cover. Very minimal wear and tear. See all condition definitionsopens in a new window or tab
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“1ST DA CAPO EDITION - 1ST PRINTING - Illustrated - "Library Binding" - Great Condition – Paperback ...
Ex Libris
Yes
Narrative Type
Nonfiction
Country/Region of Manufacture
United States
Custom Bundle
No
Personalize
No
Inscribed
No
Features
1st Da Capo Press Edition, 1st Printing, Ex-Library, Illustrated
Vintage
No
Original Language
English
Personalized
No
Book Series
The Preemie Primer
Subject
Premature Babies
Subjects
Family, Parenting & Relations
Intended Audience
Young Adults, Adults
Signed
No
Edition
First Da Capo Press Edition, First Printing, First Edition
ISBN
9780738213934
Publication Year
2010
Type
Textbook
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Publication Name
Preemie Primer : A Complete Guide for Parents of Premature Babies -- from Birth Through the Toddler Years and Beyond
Item Height
1.2in
Author
Jennifer Gunter
Item Length
8.9in
Publisher
Hachette Books
Item Width
6in
Item Weight
17.6 Oz
Number of Pages
352 Pages

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Product Information

Having a premature baby -- a baby born before the thirty-seventh week of pregnancy -- can be a crash course in both medicine and health economics, not just in parenting. Parents face complex information, difficult decisions, and overwhelming grief and worry -- with challenges that often extend well beyond those early days and weeks. As an ob/gyn, Dr. Jennifer Gunter has delivered hundreds of premature babies, but as a mother of preemie triplets, she also understands the heartbreak and challenges of prematurity. The Preemie Primer is a comprehensive resource, covering topics from delivery, hospitalization, and preemie development to parenting multiples, handling health issues, and finding special-needs programs. Compassionate, engaging, and medically grounded, The Preemie Primer is the first book on prematurity to combine the insight of a doctor with the experience of a mom.

Product Identifiers

Publisher
Hachette Books
ISBN-10
0738213934
ISBN-13
9780738213934
eBay Product ID (ePID)
77909847

Product Key Features

Author
Jennifer Gunter
Publication Name
Preemie Primer : A Complete Guide for Parents of Premature Babies -- from Birth Through the Toddler Years and Beyond
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Publication Year
2010
Type
Textbook
Number of Pages
352 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
8.9in
Item Height
1.2in
Item Width
6in
Item Weight
17.6 Oz

Additional Product Features

Lc Classification Number
Rj250.3.G86 2010
Reviews
Stephen Berman, MD, FAAP, Professor of Pediatrics, University Colorado School of Medicine, Past President American Academy of Pediatrics "As a pediatrician who cares for children with complex medical conditions, many of whom were born very prematurely, I recommendThe Preemie Primeras a must-read for families of preemies. Caring for these fragile infants and children requires a partnership with parents and joint clinical decision making, a partnership that will be strengthened when parents read this book. The personal feelings that Dr Gunter shares will also help parents to trust their own common sense and deal with the stress and anxiety of raising a preemie.", Stephen Berman, MD, FAAP, Professor of Pediatrics, University Colorado School of Medicine, Past President American Academy of Pediatrics "As a pediatrician who cares for children with complex medical conditions, many of whom were born very prematurely, I recommend The Preemie Primer as a must-read for families of preemies. Caring for these fragile infants and children requires a partnership with parents and joint clinical decision making, a partnership that will be strengthened when parents read this book. The personal feelings that Dr Gunter shares will also help parents to trust their own common sense and deal with the stress and anxiety of raising a preemie." Infodad.com, 7/29/10 "What sets [ The Preemie Primer ] above many other books in the 'medical aspects of parenting' genre is the effective interweaving of Gunter's personal and emotional experiences with her no-nonsense medical knowledge about premature babies and the families that raise them." Bookviews, August 2010 "For parents of premature babies it is 'must' reading." About.com, 8/11/10, Stephen Berman, MD, FAAP, Professor of Pediatrics, University Colorado School of Medicine, Past President American Academy of Pediatrics "As a pediatrician who cares for children with complex medical conditions, many of whom were born very prematurely, I recommend The Preemie Primer as a must-read for families of preemies. Caring for these fragile infants and children requires a partnership with parents and joint clinical decision making, a partnership that will be strengthened when parents read this book. The personal feelings that Dr Gunter shares will also help parents to trust their own common sense and deal with the stress and anxiety of raising a preemie." Infodad.com, 7/29/10 "What sets [ The Preemie Primer ] above many other books in the 'medical aspects of parenting' genre is the effective interweaving of Gunter's personal and emotional experiences with her no-nonsense medical knowledge about premature babies and the families that raise them." Bookviews, August 2010 "For parents of premature babies it is 'must' reading." About.com, 8/11/10 "In addition to containing the latest information about prematurity, The Preemie Primer is unique because the author is unique. The book is written from Dr. Gunter's perspective as both an obstetrician and the parent of preemies…This combination of medical knowledge and a parent's intuition make The Preemie Primer a special book…What The Preemie Primer does best is to explain the complicated world of NICU care for premature babies in words that parents can understand…Unlike a lot of books on prematurity, The Preemie Primer doesn't end at NICU discharge. Dr. Gunter does a wonderful job of helping parents cope with the difficult transition from NICU to home, and to understand the challenges that children born early may face as they grow from babies to toddlers, then enter the school system." MamasOnBedrest&Beyond.com, 9/2/10 "A deeply personal account…The success of The Preemie Primer results from the fact that as I read it, I felt as if I was sitting across from Jennifer Gunter, drinking coffee and chatting as she tells her story." Library Journal , 9/16/10 (starred review) "Covering everything from why some babies are born prematurely to the various body systems at risk to navigating the health-care system, Gunter excels at clarifying complex medical information for lay readers and provides enough information to empower parents without contributing to their fragile fears. Essential." Mid-Ohio Valley Parent Magazine, January 2011 "For specific questions on the care of preemies, this is a great resource for new parents." GrowingYourBaby.com, 2/28/11 "[A] brilliant book chock full of understandable medical information and compassionate advice from a mom who has been there." Birth , March 2011 "A highly useful, informative book for parents of preterm infants. We will see many well-worn copies in NICUs, diaper bags, and practitioner's offices.", Stephen Berman, MD, FAAP, Professor of Pediatrics, University Colorado School of Medicine, Past President American Academy of Pediatrics "As a pediatrician who cares for children with complex medical conditions, many of whom were born very prematurely, I recommend The Preemie Primer as a must-read for families of preemies. Caring for these fragile infants and children requires a partnership with parents and joint clinical decision making, a partnership that will be strengthened when parents read this book. The personal feelings that Dr Gunter shares will also help parents to trust their own common sense and deal with the stress and anxiety of raising a preemie."   Infodad.com, 7/29/10 "What sets [ The Preemie Primer ] above many other books in the 'medical aspects of parenting' genre is the effective interweaving of Gunter's personal and emotional experiences with her no-nonsense medical knowledge about premature babies and the families that raise them."   Bookviews, August 2010 "For parents of premature babies it is 'must' reading."   About.com, 8/11/10, "In addition to containing the latest information about prematurity, The Preemie Primer is unique because the author is unique. The book is written from Dr. Gunter's perspective as both an obstetrician and the parent of preemies...This combination of medical knowledge and a parent's intuition make The Preemie Primer a special book...What The Preemie Primer does best is to explain the complicated world of NICU care for premature babies in words that parents can understand...Unlike a lot of books on prematurity, The Preemie Primer doesn't end at NICU discharge. Dr. Gunter does a wonderful job of helping parents cope with the difficult transition from NICU to home, and to understand the challenges that children born early may face as they grow from babies to toddlers, then enter the school system." MamasOnBedrest&Beyond.com, 9/2/10 "A deeply personal account...The success of The Preemie Primer results from the fact that as I read it, I felt as if I was sitting across from Jennifer Gunter, drinking coffee and chatting as she tells her story." Library Journal , 9/16/10 (starred review), Stephen Berman, MD, FAAP, Professor of Pediatrics, University Colorado School of Medicine, Past President American Academy of Pediatrics "As a pediatrician who cares for children with complex medical conditions, many of whom were born very prematurely, I recommend The Preemie Primer as a must-read for families of preemies. Caring for these fragile infants and children requires a partnership with parents and joint clinical decision making, a partnership that will be strengthened when parents read this book. The personal feelings that Dr Gunter shares will also help parents to trust their own common sense and deal with the stress and anxiety of raising a preemie."   Infodad.com, 7/29/10 "What sets [ The Preemie Primer ] above many other books in the 'medical aspects of parenting' genre is the effective interweaving of Gunter's personal and emotional experiences with her no-nonsense medical knowledge about premature babies and the families that raise them."   Bookviews, August 2010 "For parents of premature babies it is 'must' reading."   About.com, 8/11/10 "In addition to containing the latest information about prematurity, The Preemie Primer is unique because the author is unique. The book is written from Dr. Gunter's perspective as both an obstetrician and the parent of preemies...This combination of medical knowledge and a parent's intuition make The Preemie Primer a special book...What The Preemie Primer does best is to explain the complicated world of NICU care for premature babies in words that parents can understand...Unlike a lot of books on prematurity, The Preemie Primer doesn't end at NICU discharge. Dr. Gunter does a wonderful job of helping parents cope with the difficult transition from NICU to home, and to understand the challenges that children born early may face as they grow from babies to toddlers, then enter the school system."   MamasOnBedrest&Beyond.com, 9/2/10 "A deeply personal account...The success of The Preemie Primer results from the fact that as I read it, I felt as if I was sitting across from Jennifer Gunter, drinking coffee and chatting as she tells her story."   Library Journal , 9/16/10 (starred review) "Covering everything from why some babies are born prematurely to the various body systems at risk to navigating the health-care system, Gunter excels at clarifying complex medical information for lay readers and provides enough information to empower parents without contributing to their fragile fears. Essential."   Mid-Ohio Valley Parent Magazine, January 2011 "For specific questions on the care of preemies, this is a great resource for new parents."   GrowingYourBaby.com, 2/28/11 "[A] brilliant book chock full of understandable medical information and compassionate advice from a mom who has been there."   Birth , March 2011 "A highly useful, informative book for parents of preterm infants. We will see many well-worn copies in NICUs, diaper bags, and practitioner's offices."  , "In addition to containing the latest information about prematurity, The Preemie Primer is unique because the author is unique. The book is written from Dr. Gunter's perspective as both an obstetrician and the parent of preemies...This combination of medical knowledge and a parent's intuition make The Preemie Primer a special book...What The Preemie Primer does best is to explain the complicated world of NICU care for premature babies in words that parents can understand...Unlike a lot of books on prematurity, The Preemie Primer doesn't end at NICU discharge. Dr. Gunter does a wonderful job of helping parents cope with the difficult transition from NICU to home, and to understand the challenges that children born early may face as they grow from babies to toddlers, then enter the school system."   MamasOnBedrest&Beyond.com, 9/2/10 "A deeply personal account...The success of The Preemie Primer results from the fact that as I read it, I felt as if I was sitting across from Jennifer Gunter, drinking coffee and chatting as she tells her story."   Library Journal , 9/16/10 (starred review), Stephen Berman, MD, FAAP, Professor of Pediatrics, University Colorado School of Medicine, Past President American Academy of Pediatrics "As a pediatrician who cares for children with complex medical conditions, many of whom were born very prematurely, I recommend The Preemie Primer as a must-read for families of preemies. Caring for these fragile infants and children requires a partnership with parents and joint clinical decision making, a partnership that will be strengthened when parents read this book. The personal feelings that Dr Gunter shares will also help parents to trust their own common sense and deal with the stress and anxiety of raising a preemie."   Infodad.com, 7/29/10 "What sets [ The Preemie Primer ] above many other books in the 'medical aspects of parenting' genre is the effective interweaving of Gunter's personal and emotional experiences with her no-nonsense medical knowledge about premature babies and the families that raise them."   Bookviews, August 2010 "For parents of premature babies it is 'must' reading."   About.com, 8/11/10 "In addition to containing the latest information about prematurity, The Preemie Primer is unique because the author is unique. The book is written from Dr. Gunter's perspective as both an obstetrician and the parent of preemies&This combination of medical knowledge and a parent's intuition make The Preemie Primer a special book&What The Preemie Primer does best is to explain the complicated world of NICU care for premature babies in words that parents can understand&Unlike a lot of books on prematurity, The Preemie Primer doesn't end at NICU discharge. Dr. Gunter does a wonderful job of helping parents cope with the difficult transition from NICU to home, and to understand the challenges that children born early may face as they grow from babies to toddlers, then enter the school system."   MamasOnBedrest&Beyond.com, 9/2/10 "A deeply personal account&The success of The Preemie Primer results from the fact that as I read it, I felt as if I was sitting across from Jennifer Gunter, drinking coffee and chatting as she tells her story."   Library Journal , 9/16/10 (starred review) "Covering everything from why some babies are born prematurely to the various body systems at risk to navigating the health-care system, Gunter excels at clarifying complex medical information for lay readers and provides enough information to empower parents without contributing to their fragile fears. Essential."   Mid-Ohio Valley Parent Magazine, January 2011 "For specific questions on the care of preemies, this is a great resource for new parents."
Copyright Date
2010
Topic
Parenting / General, Pregnancy & Childbirth, Life Stages / Infants & Toddlers, Perinatology & Neonatology
Lccn
2010-007634
Dewey Decimal
618.92/011
Intended Audience
Trade
Dewey Edition
22
Illustrated
Yes
Genre
Family & Relationships, Health & Fitness, Medical

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