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Babies: The Mumsnet Guide: A Million Mums' Trade Secrets

Babies: The Mumsnet Guide: A Million Mums' Trade Secrets

by Carrie Longton (Editor), Mumsnet (Author), Justine Roberts (Editor)

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    Paperback 2010

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Synopsis

Babies: The Mumsnet Guide is an introduction to the strange world of the postnatal, a world of strong emotions and revolting excretions, the sublime and the ridiculous. It is the gathered up, boiled-down wisdom of thousands of mums and the occasional dad who have posted on Mumsnet.com since its launch in June 2000 about everything to do with life after baby. From thoughtful advice about breastfeeding, colic and getting some sleep to debates about parenting gurus and the best form of childcare, by way of a fair bit of gore and the odd bit of flagrant silliness about postnatal vaginal circumference and baby names, Babies: The Mumsnet Guide contains the advice, thoughts, experiences and random burblings of thousands of parents. Parents who have done a lot of the worrying for you already.

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Format: Paperback
 Pages: 480
 Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Published: 01 Mar 2010
ISBN 10: 1408801485
ISBN 13: 9781408801482
Book Overview: Mumsnet.com is the largest social networking site for parents in the UK, with over half a million monthly visitors. Over 100,000 subscribers receive the Mumsnet.com e-newsletter every week. Mumsnet receives enormous publicity across the national media thanks to the vocal founders who are in constant demand as parenting commentators.

Media Reviews
'Mumsnet is the most invaluable resource for anyone who's ever reproduced - a giant repository of wisdom, information, support and jokes' India Knight 'Mumsnet Because you're worth it!' Dr Tanya Byron 'It's like having a million big sisters who are there all the time and never get fed up of you pestering them' Red
Author Bio
Created nine years ago by two new mothers, Mumsnet has become an 'internet phenomenon', according to the Sunday Telegraph, and 'the country's most popular meeting point for parents', according to The Times, and it is widely regarded as the UK's leading online parenting community. It has 100,000 registered uses, and 250,000 monthly users, and its members are loyal, active and passionate about the site. Fans of mumsnet include India Knight, Prime Minister Gordon Brown, the Chief Rabbi Jonathan Sacks, to name but a few.