Product Spotlight - Pregnancy books 📖

Re: Product Spotlight - Pregnancy books 📖

• ferret22 member

  February 2024

  I've posted this in other threads but I really liked Emily Oster's books. Her book for pregnancy is called Expecting Better. I'm a data nut and her approach was helpful for parsing conflicting information. 

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• cb0617 member

  February 2024

  I’ve been listening to the audio version of Mama Natural. I don’t necessarily think I’m THAT crunchy, but I do like how she presents pregnancy week by week and is a certified midwife. I also cleared out my library’s entire pregnancy shelf. So I’ve got a stack of about 15 books next to my bed to try and sort through! I’m glad my library allows endless checkouts and no late fees! 😅

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• dragoneyes0502 member

  February 2024

  I've really enjoyed Dear Future Mama by Meghan Trainor. There's useful in there from experts she consulted with, and her tone is just so nice and supportive. I'm NOT loving Your Pregnancy Week by Week by Glade B. Curits and Judith Schuler. I know it has a ton of useful scientifically accurate information, and I intend to keep reading it, but the tone is super unpleasant and judgmental.

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• k-schultz2000 member

  March 2024

  Is the any pregnancy books out there for multiples? I just found out I’m expecting twins.

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• cb0617 member

  March 2024

  k-schultz2000 said:

  Is the any pregnancy books out there for multiples? I just found out I’m expecting twins.

  Check your local library. I cleared out their pregnancy section, and although there wasn’t one specific book about multiples, there was a section or mixed into the info in each of the books about multiples. 

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