Dr. Carey's™ Baby Care

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Step into Dr. Carey’s office and get the answers to all those questions that leave most parents guessing. A wonderful gift, Dr. Carey’s™ Baby Care kit brings a 96-page book of over 120 colorful pictures, common sense explanations and essential baby care items to help you navigate that magical first year. With almost everything needed to ease the worries of moms and dads, this parenthood toolbox brings the doctor to your home! With Dr. Carey’s caring direction, you will remain worry-free during these important first months of your baby’s life.

Who says doctors don’t make house calls anymore? Dr. Carey’s™ Baby Care kit is a parenthood toolbox that brings the doctor to your home! Dr. Carey’s™ Baby Care kit includes:

Dr. Carey’s™ Baby Care Book
A doctor’s original baby care guide for that important first year. Over 120 pictures in 96 pages covers everything one would expect from a doctor’s visit.

Dr. Carey’s™ Baby Blanket
Swaddle your way to a happy baby. Dr. Carey’s™ Baby Care book provides the photographs to teach you this essential calming trick.

Diaper Rash Ointment & Skin Protectant*
Although Dr. Carey’s™ Baby Care book will make you an expert at healing diaper rashes, frequent use of this ointment will likely keep your baby rash free.

Hawaii Medical’s GumDrop™ Pacifier
Don’t ask why, but babies absolutely love this pacifier. When your baby is quiet, you’ll love it too!

Squirt Bottle for Homemade Saline Solution
As nature’s best decongestant, nasal saline is easy to make and simple to use with Dr. Carey’s™ clear directions.

Digital Thermometer
Let Dr. Carey take the anxiety out of fevers. A thermometer is far more useful when accompanied by the explanation of fever in Dr. Carey’s™ Baby Care book.

Nose suction Bulb
Finally, here’s a suction bulb that works great. Plus, clear photographs of how to correctly suction your baby’s stuffy nose are provided in Dr. Carey’s™ Baby Care book.

* A&D Ointment. Active Ingredients: Petrolatum 53.4%, Lanolin 15.5%. Inactive Ingredients: Cod liver oil (contains vitamins A & D), fragrance, light mineral oil, microcrystalline wax, paraffin. Store 15° to 30° C (59° to 86° F). Use: Soothes, protects and treats minor skin irritations such as scrapes, cuts, burns, chaffing, chapping, cracks and diaper rashes. Directions: Apply liberally as often as necessary to affected skin areas. Use on diaper rashes. Change wet and soiled diapers promptly. Cleanse and dry diaper area skin. Apply liberally to irritated skin, especially during sleep or travel periods when exposure to irritants may be prolonged. Warnings: For external use only. Keep out of reach of children. Avoid contact with eyes. Do not use on punctures and deep wounds or serious burns, abrasions, infections, lacerations or bites. If symptoms worsen or do not improve within 7 days, stop use and consult a doctor. If swallowed, get immediate medical help or contact a Poison Control Center.

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Dr. Carey’s™ Baby Care Book Table of Contents:

Development – Look at What My Baby Did
Let’s take a journey together and learn the nuances of development. You’ll know what to expect from your baby’s stages before these wonderful moments pass you by in a blink.

Rashes, Rashes, Rashes
Colorful photographs bring to life a myriad of common newborn rashes to help you name and treat (if needed) these irritations.

Baby Care That Nobody Talks About
From umbilical cord care to basic questions about your baby’s private area, here are the answers with photographs to questions we sometimes feel shy about asking.

Those Messy Diapers
Be thankful this is not a scratch-and-sniff book. Dr. Carey will dispose of your poop questions before too many pile up.

Minor Medical Problems
Here are the photographs that make Doctor Mom even more of an expert. It that diaper rash just irritation or from yeast? Why is your baby’s eye goopy? Is that thrush in the mouth? Clear color photographs and a concise explanation will guide you through the most frequently asked medical baby care questions.

The Sick Baby
Whether comforting a baby with a runny nose or tending to a fever, Dr. Carey offers practical suggestions for determining when you should seek expert attention from your baby’s doctor.

Since You Asked From eating and sleeping to teething and colic, Dr. Carey shares practical explanations to your common questions.