I read it. Pretty common sense stuff. If you're dying for something to do while you TTC, it'll pass the time, but I wouldn't expect to learn anything new, KWIM?
I read it. Pretty common sense stuff. If you're dying for something to do while you TTC, it'll pass the time, but I wouldn't expect to learn anything new, KWIM?
A book that I've really loved so far: "Guide to Childbirth" by Ina May Gaskin. Even if you're not planning on a natural birth, it made me feel less anxious and more confident about the birth process.
I've heard a lot of people basically say "meh."
A book that I've really loved so far: "Guide to Childbirth" by Ina May Gaskin. Even if you're not planning on a natural birth, it made me feel less anxious and more confident about the birth process.
I am currently reading it. So far, I have been skipping over lots of the material, especially about how to eat well, etc. Like a PP said, it will pass the time, but none of the new has been groundbreaking for me.
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TTC #1: July 2014 Me: 31 DH: 29
DX (me): Inborn error of metabolism - protein restriction, metabolic formula & weekly blood tests
DNA Results (7/1): DH is NOT a carrier for my genetic disorder!
7/3: Metabolic clinic gave the green light to TTC - holy crap!
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A book that I've really loved so far: "Guide to Childbirth" by Ina May Gaskin. Even if you're not planning on a natural birth, it made me feel less anxious and more confident about the birth process.
~Santa Claus is Coming to Town~
Me: 31 DH: 29
DX (me): Inborn error of metabolism - protein restriction, metabolic formula & weekly blood tests
DNA Results (7/1): DH is NOT a carrier for my genetic disorder!
7/3: Metabolic clinic gave the green light to TTC - holy crap!