Pregnancy book help?

[MirandaPanda]

Hey all, I'm sure this has been done a million times, but I'm new to the forum and not 100% sure how to fully work it quite yet lol. I was just wondering if anyone has some good pregnancy books they can recommend besides "what to expect when you're expecting". Thanks for your help!

 

[Jess137]

Depends on what you're wanting with birth, feeding, etc. I've got The Womanly Art of Breastfeeding and Effective Birth Preparation (I'm planning on using Natal Hypnotherapy for labor /birth). As far as actual pregnancy books, What to Expect is the only one I have. I get any other info from my Dr, or online or on here.

 

[Felix26]

Hia i reacently bought 2 books from a friend and have read a little of them and they're full of info from conception to 6 weeks after birth, your body and the baby. Complications and different birth options etc. Its brill and as far as i can tell quite up to date.
- pregnancy the inside guide by professor ian greer
-your pregnancy week by week by lesley regan

 

[MorganEvans]

Depends on what you're wanting with birth, feeding, etc. I've got The Womanly Art of Breastfeeding and Effective Birth Preparation (I'm planning on using Natal Hypnotherapy for labor /birth). As far as actual pregnancy books, What to Expect is the only one I have. I get any other info from my Dr, or online or on here.

Haven't heard of those two, but i'll check them out

 

[bekkie]

The Mother of All Pregnancy Books is a great one for Canadians because it's written by a Canadian, I found in some of the other books I had to just skim over sections because they didn't apply to me. Followed by the Mother of All Baby books both by Ann Douglas