From Library Journal Finally a true consumers' handbook has been written， an unromanticized exploration of the products， services， personnel， and habitats relating to children. Choosing a preschool， best and worst toys by age， toll-free manufacturers' numbers， airline policies for the young， where to report child abuse， and recommendations on doctors， clothing， sitters， tax credits， and furniture are just a few of the subjects covered in this guide. While the Nader-ish approach may alarm some， the overall scope and quality of this catalog， more comprehensive than Theresa Bollinger Patricia Cramer's Baby Gear Guide ( LJ 3/1/85) and far more practical than Jean Mills's Babyworks ( LJ 2/1/86)， make it valuable for all parents who have the desire， but not always the time， to stay well informed. Christine Bagley， formerly with Scranton P.L.， Pa.Copyright 1986 Reed Business Information， Inc.