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Recommend baby/pregnancy books you are reading

LaciLeighLaciLeigh member
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With my first pregnancy my MIL bought me YOU Having a Baby by Dr Oz. I am almost done with it now, so I was wondering what other books everyone is recommending.

 

 

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  • jennay2324jennay2324
    I have Baby 411 and it seems pretty informative.  I had seen it recommended on these boards and that is why I bought it.
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  • cedge05cedge05 member
    I read the Mayo Clinic's Guide to a Healthy Pregnancy and I really liked it. 
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  • dkfitz07dkfitz07
    I am reading The Happiest Baby on the block and I have learned a lot about calming the baby down. I would recommend it, but it is on one topic and not a full variety...
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  • Kel&JayKel&Jay

    My nightstand looks like the pg section at Borders!  I have/am reading

    1. Your Pregnancy: Week By Week

    2. WTEWYE

    3. Your Best Birth

    I also got The Expectant Father for DH and he seems to be learning a lot from it.

     

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  • erinkate23erinkate23

    Ina May's Guide to Childbirth

    Dr Sears: The Baby Book

    Birthing from Within

    Hypnobirthing

    All with Amazon clickies!

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  • megjr8megjr8 member
    The standard What To Expect and The Natural Pregnancy Book.
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  • erpetdocerpetdoc

    Pregnancy Sucks (started it, didn't finish it)

    Girlfriend's Guide to Pregnancy (started it, didn't get very far)

    WTEWYE (okay, depending on your situation, some of the questions really DON'T apply, and a lot of each chapter is a question/answer)

    Your Pregnancy Week by Week (this is my favorite)

    Belly Laughs (by Jenny McCarthy) ... read it in a day (an afternoon really), and it was a great, not-too-serious, read. 

    Happiest Baby on the Block (have it, haven't started yet)

    Good luck... you'll have to check out the style of each book and see what fits you best.

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  • jen-dalejen-dale member

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    I read the Mayo Clinic's Guide to a Healthy Pregnancy and I really liked it. 

    This was on a reading list my OB gave me. I really like this one. You can find it on amazon pretty cheap. I also have the standard WTEWYE and then The Girlfriends Guide To Pregnancy which is more funny than educational but it has some educational points to it that you won't find anywhere else!

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