Summary
The only book that covers the financial, legal and practical aspects of raising your child.
Winner of the
2005 Parent to Parent Adding Wisdom Award
You have diapers and naps figured out -- now it’s time to address the bigger questions about your child’s future.
Whether you're a new parent or about to become one, turn to Parent Savvy to cross items off your baby "to do" list with confidence. It's the only book that gives you quick answers to questions that come with parenthood, such as…
- What type of child care is best for my family?
- How do I balance work with family?
- How do I take advantage of pregnancy and family leave?
- Can I take advantage of tax credits?
- What’s the best way to save for my child’s education?
- Do I need to write a will and choose a guardian?
- and much more
…you’ll find the answers -- plus tips, checklists and resources -- in Parent Savvy. It’s the all-in-one reference you’ll turn to over and over. The book also features parenting advice from BabyCenter, the nation's leading Internet destination for new and expectant parents.
Named a "Best Product" for 2006
by iParenting Media Awards
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Press Reviews
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"Offers clear, concise and sanity-saving advice that will help you get prepared legally, financially and emotionally for parenthood -- and give you invaluable peace of mind."
Sandra Gordon, author of
Consumer Reports Best Baby Products
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"Learn more about the dependent exemption and the child tax credit -- as well as other important tax breaks for new parents -- in Parent Savvy."
MSN Money
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"The best of the best... worthy of any parent's library."
Boston Globe
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"Choudhri's no-nonsense guide for new parents won't cure colic... but it does offer straight answers to the financial, legal and practical questions raised by the little one's arrival."
Newark Star-Ledger
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"Issues such as taking pregnancy leave, selecting and managing child care, buying life insurance and designating a guardian for your child are covered in Parent Savvy..."
Cincinnati Enquirer
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"Contains a comprehensive chapter on choosing guardians."
Washington Post
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"Combines with babycenter.com to offer an unusual mixture of parenting and legal/financial advice."
Barbara F. Meltz,
child-development columnist,
author of Put Yourself in Their Shoes
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"A lot of us have questions about wills, inheritance, and guardianship and hiring a nanny... the answers are all in this book."
"Good Day" on Fox 4,
Dallas
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"A resource guide to help busy moms and dads navigate the complicated practical issues that come with parenthood. A true keeper! "
Jodie Lynn,
internationally syndicated columnist,
author of Mommy-CEO
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"While plenty of books address child development and health issues, only Parent Savvy discusses all the other issues parents face."
iParenting.com
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"Choudhri touches on the practical side of parenting in plain English and uses parenting advice from BabyCenter.com."
Charlotte Parent Magazine
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