I was just wondering what pregnancy books you are reading? Is there one that you like/love/hate? Any recommondations?
So far I am halfway done with "The Pregnancy Book" by Dr. Sears and Mrs. Sears. I am loving this book!!
I am also about halfway done with "The Girlfriends Guide to Pregnancy" by Vicki Iovine. So far this one is pretty great as well. It is not a medical book, but it definitely feels as if your g/f is talking to you about pregnancy.
I also bought "Baby Bargains" and have been using that as a reference guide. Another great book!
Re: What books are you reading??
I flip thru "What to Expect" and I have a book from my drs office that I can't remember the title of. I mainly use them as an encyclopedia/reference, though the drs office one has a nice Birth Plan worksheet that I plan to use.
Otherwise, I don't read pregnancy books "for fun". I have other books I'd prefer to get thru.
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This is my first, so I read "The Mother of All Pregnancy Books" and "The Mother of All Baby Books." Both were very informative.
I bought the American Academy of Pediatrics' big book, but it's HUGE and covers birth to age five, so I don't think I'm going to read it cover-to-cover. I think I'll skim it and maybe read up on topics I'm interested in, then keep it on the shelf as a reference guide.
I also bought "Childproofing Your Dog," which is next on my list to read. I had to give myself a break first and actually do some fun reading on vacation.
I'm reading Your Pregnancy: Week by Week. I refuse to read What to Expect because to me it seems like a list of "here is anything and everything that can go wrong" and who needs that?
I've read The Baby Owner's Manual, The Expectant Father, and Mama Knows Breast. I've skimmed through What to Expect, Feed the Belly, and Diaper Changes and have a pregnancy journal that gives me little daily tidbits. I want to read Ina May's Guide to Childbirth and So That's What They're for.
Of course I've gotten my share of leisure reading in too.