The bestselling series is back with a new installment: "Why Do You Always Jump When Your Baby Cries?" Many parents are familiar with such questions from grandparents, friends, or other well-meaning skeptics. But how do you explain why you shower the little ones with affection, let the newborn sleep in your own bed, and breastfeed whenever they show hunger? This loving book for sharing alleviates parents' need for explanations. It provides the best arguments for a needs-oriented upbringing: important insights from infant research, complemented by many tips on how to support the young family. Because delicious breastfeeding cookies or an emptied washing drum often help more than well-meaning advice.