Spock book

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Originally published in 1946, 'The Common Sense Book of Baby and Child Care' revolutionized childcare by encouraging parents to trust their instincts.

Dr. Spock's approach was a departure from the rigid schedules and disciplinary methods prevalent at the time.

His book emphasized the importance of understanding a child's individual needs and providing a nurturing environment.

It covered various aspects of child development, from infancy to adolescence, and offered practical advice on feeding, sleeping, discipline, and emotional well-being.

The book became a trusted resource for millions of parents and has been updated through numerous editions to reflect contemporary knowledge and practices in childcare.

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