Great Expectations: Books on Pregnancy
Posted on January 13, 2016
by Sarah H
One of the first things I did when I found out I was pregnant with my first child was to check out a teetering stack of books on pregnancy and childbirth from the library and start reading. Particularly with a first pregnancy, it’s normal to have lots of questions and concerns, and getting reliable answers can go a long way to easing any worries you might have.
Whether you’re thinking about starting a family down the road or are currently pregnant, the Library has lots of great sources of information to help you navigate the world of pregnancy. From guides to increasing fertility and books about nutrition, to natural pregnancy resources and books for dads-to-be, here are some of our favorites:
Books on Conceiving
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Books on Pregnancy
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Online Resources
Pregnancy & Birth – Parents.com
Featured image credit: Baby feet in hands on black by Christine Szeto via flickr. This image is covered by a Creative Commons license. Some rights reserved.
Disclaimer: This blog provides information for educational purposes only and should not be taken as medical advice.
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