We've had this one for years, it's good for TTC too, but now, of course, it's the real deal.
Harvard Medical School Guide to Healthy Eating During Pregnancy
DH also picked this one up years ago, and it's an interesting book on handling the changes that come with pregnancy and baby.
Mother NurtureThis one is on it's way (it's been in my Amazon cart for ages), as I just can't wait until I go home for Christmas to peruse what is probably a library of books my sister is offering me. I'm a little partial to the Mayo Clinic since they saved my niece, and have also treated other various family members over the years.
Mayo Clinic Guide to a Healthy PregnancyI'll admit that I just can't put a lot of stock in books written by people whose main qualification is having been pregnant. While that's fine, it doesn't cut it for me. So no thanks to top-seller WTEWYE. And don't even get me started on Miss McCarthy...
On a fun note, I've also had this for several years too...
A World of Baby Names
With all the online resources out there, I'm trying not to overdo it on the books, even though I'm a paper book gal.
But I'm curious what you pregnant ladies out there are reading?
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WTE was the biggest waste of $. I didn't use it at all. To be honest, after 2.5 years of researching IF stuff, I was too exhausted to read much. I liked Ina May's Guide to Childbirth (about natural birth) and Real Food for Mother and Baby.
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