Book Review: Stuff Every Mom Should Know by Heather Gibbs Fleet and Whitney Moss

Ah the stuff you don't know when the baby comes! You think you know it all, and inevitably, it's 1 am when you have questions! This book will help you out!

Synopsis: Stuff Every Woman Should Know covered all the basics.


Now Quirk is proud to present Stuff Every Mom Should Know, full of the priceless, practical knowledge that moms of all ages need in order to survive and thrive—from babyhood through grade school to the teen years and beyond! It’s a wide-ranging arsenal of such mommy wit and wisdom as:


• How to Swaddle a Baby
• Potty Training 101
• Responding to Unsolicited Parenting Advice
• How to Host a Slumber Party
• Parent-Teacher Conference Survival Tips
• Recovering from a Shouting Match
• And many more!

This stylish pocket-sized hardcover is the perfect gift for any mom or mom-to-be—for a baby shower, Mother’s Day, or any time of the year!


About the Authors: HEATHER GIBBS FLETT and WHITNEY MOSS are the writers behind the popular mommy blog, Rookie Moms,   as well as their previous title: The Rookie Mom's Handbook. Both live in Berkeley, California, with their families.

Review: This is an excellent handy, small book, that would be a great baby shower gift! It is one I will include in future baby shower baskets that I make up with all the essentials, a new mom needs! I loved the older kid section as well- how to make Mickey Mouse pancakes, how to be a soccer mom (think water, shade and shoes for kids AFTER the game), how to get gum out of hair (think peanut butter or cooking oil) and last minute Halloween costumes (good for when the kids don't want costumes til the night before). The teenager section should probably be read FIRST- that way you can be prepared and work on things when your kids are younger. This is a fun little book to take you from infanthood to high school graduation!








Disclosure / Disclaimer:  I was offered this book, free of charge,from Quirk Books, for review purposes on this blog. No other compensation, monetary or in kind, has been received or implied for this post. Nor was I told what to say about it.