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 The Anxious Parent's Guide to Pregnancy - Gerard M. DiLeo
 The Anxious Parent's Guide to Pregnancy - Gerard M. DiLeo ... McGraw-Hill ContemporaryNewest Review: ... too much about the scary bits. I read it cover to cover but over about 8 months. It was too depressing to read for long in ... more ... one sitting. It did address many of my concerns and even now if there is a problem or something that worries me, I refer to this book because I know it will cover it.
The main downside is that it is American so gives unhelpful advice about changing your consultant if you are not happy with the advice you are given. That is hardly an option on the NHS. In fact, how many pregnant women actually even have a consultant these days? In nearly 9 months I have seen two midwives twice and other than that I have seen a d...more |
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The Anxious Parent's Guide to Pregnancy
Pages: 398, Paperback, McGraw - Hill Contemporary Last Update 12.11.2009 05:42
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The Anxious Parent's Guide to Pregnancy - Gerard M. DiLeo: Will make you more anxious (282 words)
by - written on 03/09/08 (Very useful, 38 readings)
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The Anxious Parent's Guide to Pregnancy is a not necessarily great at calming your worries or at answering all the questions that neurotic mums to be may have. Having said that, it is an excellent book and full of very informative pieces. I was leant a copy by a friend. She warned me not to worry too much about the scary bits. I read it cover to cover but over about 8 months. It was too depressing to read for long in one sitting. It did address many of my concerns and even now if there is a problem or something that worries me, I refer to this book because I know it will cover it. The main downside is that it is American so gives unhelpful ... Read the complete review
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