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Introduction BOOK 

Welcome BIRTHDAY - Science about meals and sleep of children. 

Includes common knowledge parents need to know about their babies from birth, helping parents to initiate skills of observing, listening and connecting with their children. Being a wise parent starts with scientific understanding here.
Accompanying from the beginning to the end of this book, you will read a lot about the WAIT BUTTON and about the routine. 

Standby button is a lesson about observation and patience from both parents and babies. The waiting button is the time when parents observe and learn their child's "language", when parents find the best question for each crying and every gesture of the baby. The waiting button is a valuable lesson about patience with parents and for the baby. 

The routine is the creation of a conditional reflex for the baby, helping the baby to know what will happen to himself. Since then, the family's lifestyle can follow a certain cycle, rhythmic and relatively less volatile and much less wobbly than impromptu activities. 

We will discuss more about the standby button and the sequence of activities, as well as how to apply these gold keys to your baby's daily activities in the following sections of the book. The transformation from arbitrarily flipping to a fold will be presented through many practical examples of Vietnamese mothers who have been applying every day.

-EASY - The key to wise parents. 

This is the main content of the book series, in which the authors go deep to solve many big and small problems of different age milestones: from sleep crises to problems. Fear of distance, cling to mother... The authors also suggest many solutions to the problem of short sleep, encouraging the baby to sleep overnight or ineffective eating problems. Easy is the focus of creating trust and development between babies and those around them.

E.a.s.y. is no big deal, it starts with the concept of law / cycle / activity. E.a.s.y helps children and caregivers grasp what happens during the day. The baby has the right to know what happened to him. Baby caregivers can also predict the upcoming needs of the baby when the baby follows a certain living cycle. This helps all family members - no matter what position - can become proactive, know what's coming, everything will be It takes place more smoothly, less sudden movements and from there, taking care of the child also becomes easier.. This is also the foundation to build mutual trust between babies and caregivers, as well as build a link between babies and families.

In part 2 of this series of books, the authors invite readers to learn about the concept of E.A.S.Y and why it is so successful; how to apply E.A.S.Y for each age; Sample activities schedules and questions in applying EVA when children go through physical and mental development stages. We also record classic cases and valuable experiences of parents before passing or solutions to organize scientific life when mothers retur