The Crying Baby

The Crying Baby by Sheila Kitzinger, published by Penguin Books in 1990, is a resource for new parents navigating the challenges of a baby’s persistent crying. This 294-page book addresses the emotional toll that such experiences can take, including feelings of guilt and frustration. Kitzinger draws on the experiences of numerous new parents to provide insights and strategies for managing these difficult moments.

Readers will find practical guidance on how to meet their baby’s needs while maintaining a supportive environment for themselves and their partners. The book emphasizes the importance of communication and understanding within family dynamics, helping parents to avoid conflict with each other and with those who offer advice. With a focus on family and relationships, this edition serves as a valuable tool for those seeking to foster a nurturing atmosphere during the early stages of parenthood.