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Moms on Call

Basic Baby Care 0-6 Months

Laura Hunter & Jennifer Walker

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Cultivating Sleep Habits+
Establishing Feeding Patterns+
Handling Health Concerns+
Ensuring Child Safety+

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Question 1 of 8
What type of auditory environment do the authors recommend for a baby's sleep?
  • A. Soft lullabies to stimulate early brain development.
  • B. The calming sounds of the ocean to mimic the womb.
  • C. Plain white noise that is consistent and clear.
  • D. Complete silence to prevent any possible distractions.
Question 2 of 8
How do the authors suggest handling midnight feedings for babies under three months old?
  • A. Keep the white noise on, leave them swaddled, and avoid changing their diaper.
  • B. Mute the white noise, unwrap them, feed and change them, then re-swaddle and turn the noise back on.
  • C. Turn on a bright light to ensure they fully wake up for a complete feed.
  • D. Play soft lullabies and rock them vigorously to soothe them back to sleep quickly.
Question 3 of 8
What is a recommended strategy if a newborn keeps dozing off during their initial feedings in the first two weeks?
  • A. Gently scratch the bottoms of their feet or use a cool washcloth on their head.
  • B. Stop the feeding immediately and try again in two to three hours.
  • C. Switch from breastmilk to formula to provide more immediate energy.
  • D. Play loud music to startle them awake and encourage feeding.
Question 4 of 8
Which of the following is an effective way to encourage a baby to latch properly during breastfeeding?
  • A. Gently press the baby's chin downward to manually open their mouth.
  • B. Stroke the baby's cheek to trigger their natural rooting reflex.
  • C. Offer a pacifier first to stimulate their sucking reflex before offering the breast.
  • D. Wait until the baby is crying vigorously to ensure they open their mouth wide.
Question 5 of 8
According to the text, what is the most critical action to take if a baby under three months old develops a fever?
  • A. Administer children's acetaminophen immediately and monitor for 24 hours.
  • B. Give the baby a lukewarm bath to naturally bring the temperature down.
  • C. Accurately measure the temperature using an underarm thermometer.
  • D. Seek medical attention straight away.
Question 6 of 8
When managing a baby's common cold, what symptoms indicate that you should consult a healthcare professional rather than just using home remedies?
  • A. Watery eyes and clear nasal discharge.
  • B. A stuffy nose that lasts for more than two days.
  • C. Persistent coughs or the baby's chest sinking while breathing.
  • D. Increased fussiness during the late afternoon.
Question 7 of 8
Where is the safest place to install a baby's car seat in a vehicle?
  • A. The front passenger seat, facing backwards.
  • B. The middle of the back seat.
  • C. The back seat, directly behind the driver.
  • D. The back seat, directly behind the passenger.
Question 8 of 8
Why is it important to know and have your child's recent weight readily available during unforeseen emergencies?
  • A. To track their growth milestones accurately during emergency room visits.
  • B. To assist medical professionals in offering timely and accurate care.
  • C. To determine if they are eating enough during times of stress.
  • D. To ensure they are placed in the correct size hospital bed.

Moms on Call — Full Chapter Overview

Moms on Call Summary & Overview

Moms on Call (2012) offers invaluable insights from experienced nurses into the multifaceted world of parenthood. Dive deep into expert advice on sleep routines, feeding regimens, health challenges, and child safety. Empower yourself with tried-and-true strategies, ensuring confidence and calm on your parenting journey.

Who Should Listen to Moms on Call?

  • New parents seeking sleep and feeding routines
  • Caregivers wanting infant health tips
  • Pediatric nursing and childcare students

About the Author: Laura Hunter & Jennifer Walker

Laura Hunter, LPN, boasts over 20 years as a pediatric nurse, entrepreneur, and infant-care consultant with an international following. As a mother of five, Laura's overarching mission is to inspire and empower parents. 

Jennifer Walker, RN, BSN, is a pediatric nurse, public speaker, infant and toddler care consultant, and mother of three. With two decades in pediatric nursing, Jennifer combines her professional experience with her personal journey to provide parents with pragmatic advice and inspiration.

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