Friday, May 8, 1959
THE NEW BERN MIRROR, NEW BERN. N. C
If you’re lucky enough to have a
fairiy new infant in your home,
thert'g a delightful book awaiting
you jBt New Bern’s Public Library.
_^It has been off the press several
years, but there’s nothing out of
date about it. Entitled “A Baby’s
First Year”, the volume was writ
ten by two eminent doctors, Ben
jamin Spock and John Reinhart.
A famed children’s photographer,
Wayne Miller, illustrated it with
alfnost' a hundred photos.
The pictures alone make the
book weir worth your time. ’They
rpge from the realistic to the spi
ritual—from the first glimpse of
the newborn baby in the obstetri
cian’s hands, to the long-awaited
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In between are studies of such
scenes as the bliss of the bath, and
other gleeful explorations of a
brave new world. A running com
mentary, cleverly written, describes
and explains the action.
Dr. Spock, as millions of Anaeri-
can parents already know, is the
author of a work that has become
a household classic — “Common
Sense Book of Baby and Child
Care.” His co-author in this sec
ond volume is a friend and col
league at tlje Rochester Child
Health Institute and the University
of Pittsburgh.
As for Wayne Miller, the photog
rapher, his contribution to the book
was a labor of love. The baby in
the illustrations is Miller’s own
daughter, Dana, and the photos are
a picture record of her first year
of life. .
Although The Mirror strongly
recommends “A Baby’s First Year”
to New Bern parents of the very
young, we feel sure that anyone
who loves children will enjoy it to
the fullest.
It isn’t a long book—only 178
pages with very little reading mat
ter; You can read it quickly, but
its scientific information and un
common insight blend with the
photographs to adequately portray
the work and play, delight and
learning, headaches and joy that
make up the. first year of life.
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