Pregnancy books to read

Pregnancy book recommedations for new & soon to be parents. Research based curated list on topics such as pregnancy, labor, post pregnancy and infanct care.

Wondering what to read during pregnancy? Here are my top five recommendations for which books to read during pregnancy.

As a new first-time mom, I aspired to consume as much pregnancy knowledge as I could from the moment I found out I was expecting. I wanted to do everything I could to help my baby develop properly and have a positive birth experience that ends with a healthy little one. And thats exactly what […]

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When you are expecting a baby, it helps to be prepared. Books for pregnancy. Best books for pregnant women. Best books to read when you are pregnant.

Educating yourself on pregnancy makes it easier for the next nine months but what do you do when you have no time to read books? Read more about my favorite solution!

The best pregnancy books to prepare you for pregnancy and giving birth. Must read books for any pregnant mom. Includes a bonus book for dads to be!

The 3 best pregnancy books that I would recommend for first time moms...and 3 others worth considering too -- for future moms and dads.

I've always been a little bit of a book worm so during my first pregnancy with our little girl, I tried to read up on every pregnancy book I could get my hands on. I was so consumed with everything about my pregnancy and learning as much as I could about this new venture I was about to ste

Post contains affiliate links. See our disclosure. I often get asked for book recommendations from newly pregnant women – I can only assume it’s because they’ve already read every nook and cranny of Pregnant Chicken (cough). I actually read quite a few books the first time around and I didn’t like many of them (I was lucky to read a cereal box the second time). I found they were either scary, patronizing, or both, and none of them made me feel more prepared for the arrival of my son…