You already know that worrying is part of the parenting turf. (You'll find it listed in the job description right after guilt.) What you may not realize until after your baby arrives, however, is just how many things there are to worry about-and how normal it is to drive yourself crazy by panicking about every little thing.

Believe it or not, you will probably find yourself obsessing about the very same things that your parents worried about when they were raising you-and that their parents fussed about a generation earlier.

While child rearing philosophies and infant feeding practices have changed dramatically over the years, worrying about your new baby never quite goes out of fashion.

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