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Recommended reading list? (for the millionth time)
I know this has been posted 100000000 times but there's no functional search option on here.
What books do you recommend for labor and delivery and for after baby comes?
I'm not set on a natural childbirth but am open to reading about them I guess. 
TIA
Siggy Deleted Due to Internet Stalking. Mama to Q, born July 2010
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Re: Recommended reading list? (for the millionth time)
Ina May's Guide to Childbirth - IMO a good read for the birth stories even if you are not going natural. It might be a little preachy for some in the second part but I think that would be easy to skip over
The Nursing Mother's Companion
I have Baby 411 but I haven't really used it yet
Also The Vaccine Book by Dr Sears if that is something you are interested in learning about. I feel like it is pretty balanced and is NOT anti-vaccination
Here's the thread I have saved from before:
https://community.thenest.com/cs/ks/forums/31250517/ShowThread.aspx#31250517
Business of being born, The happiest baby on the block (or sleep whisperer if that appeals to you) and any Dr. Sears book.
I also like seeking a deal on a mommy magazine so I get to digest quick bits here and there.
Here is a good link for a few books:
https://www.colleenthedoula.com/ColleensBookList.html
I also recommend "Your Best Birth" to everyone- it does a great job of giving you all your options. It is the book version of Business of Being Born. I would lend it out to you but my other preggo friend has it right now.
Morgan- If you want, I can lend you my copy of Your Best Birth since I've already read it.
If for some reason Morgan doesn't want it, I'll take it!
Yes and Abby Epstein.