It stands to reason that what you eat affects your health and shapes the wellbeing of your growing baby. But how much does your pregnancy diet really impact the character or outlook of your children? Jena Pincott is both a scientist and a writer. So in this book, you have…
Don’t be fooled by the “ology” in the title. This book has its roots grounded in facts, but it is certainly not overly scientific or scholarly. By writing Bumpology, Linda Geddes herself says that she was seeking to help pregnant women and their partners make up their own minds about…
If you believe that you are what you eat, this book will certainly strike a chord. Michaelis is a mother of three who was converted to the cause of good nutrition when she started to think about what to feed her children. Having her first baby gave Michaelis the opportunity…
WomanCode is much more than a guide to conception and fertility. It is a book that takes the reader through the link between her hormones and her health, wealth and happiness. In a world where obstetrics and gynaecology are disciplines of medicine that are addressed separately from general health matters, Vitti…
There are many pregnancy books on the market that concentrate on your health. Diet and exercise, so they say, can improve your hormones and rebalance your cycle. However, the unique thing about “Trying to get pregnant” is that it concentrates on using the power of your mind to achieve your…
If you are a woman who is used to being in control of her life, the time it can take you to get pregnant may come as a bit of a shock. After all, until you start “trying” for a baby, you have probably spent your adult life avoiding pregnancy….