First Time Moms: Prior to Pregnancy: Less Fear More Cheer

De: Sarah Keller

Narrado por: Jena Osbourne

Duración: 5 h y 44 m

Resumen del Editor

Prepping for Pregnancy

Are you thinking about getting pregnant? Is your body habitable? Have you wondered how to make sure your body’s ready for your baby? Do you already suspect you’re not healthy enough or as healthy as you’d like to be? Do you want to know how to get there?

What about when you are all tuned up? How exactly do you get pregnant? I mean, we all know about the birds and the bees, right? I hope...Don’t worry, I’ll even cover that! But...do you know your body? Not the moles and pimples, but do you really know your body? When do you ovulate? When do you menstruate? When are you most fertile? When should you have sex to have the best chances at growing that “bun in the oven”?

What if you can’t get pregnant right away? What if you can’t get pregnant at all? What if you need outside help? What’s available? What’s best? What if that doesn’t work?

Sara Twogood, assistant professor of clinical obstetrics and gynecology at the USC Keck School of Medicine in Los Angeles and OB/GYN, said that women under the age of 35 only have a 25-35 percent chance of pregnancy every month. Many women take nine to twelve months to conceive. Others take several years. Why? Is there something you can do to up your fertility? YES! We give you these answers and more in First Time Moms: Prior to Pregnancy: Less Fear More Cheer.

Not only will I cover that, but together we’ll explore:

• The importance of your supplements and which to take
• The proper way to create a healthier you
• All about pre-pregnancy screenings
• Tips for newlyweds on that “first time”
• Positions that may work best for you plus a few myths
• How to chart and other ways to find your ovulation day
• How to increase your fertility
• How and when to test for pregnancy
• And, when to see a specialist and the many different approaches to overcoming infertility

First-Time Mothers; Book One - Prior to Pregnancy: Less Fear More Cheer is a book you can’t afford to not have in your library. Do you have a friend who’s talking about wanting to get pregnant? Do you have a friend whose relationship is getting serious, or are you beginning to get that baby itch yourself? This audiobook would make the perfect gift for yourself or for a friend...perhaps someone who unexpectedly got blind-sided by life. Interlaced with humor, many great, and helpful facts, plus stories from my own life and those of my six pregnancies, you’ll find this audiobook a great listen! Enjoy!

©2019 Sarah Keller (P)2019 Sarah Keller

simple info

For my granddaughters first pregnancies, this has been a perfect gift. When you live a great distance from family, you need help that you can't always get; so this answers a lot of questions they are too shy to ask non-relatives. Good for first timers.

better guide

Let’s face it. Becoming a first time mom (or dad) is scary. Wouldn’t it be great to get some council on what is coming. Wouldn’t it be even better if someone were to fill you in on what everyone else neglects to tell you.

easy teachable

Each week's description is short and sweet, letting you know only what you need to know. Easy to follow - doesn't jump around like the What To Expect books

Only read if you are a Virgin.

I found this awkward, preachy and stating the obvious. The chapter explaining how to have sex was particularly awkward.