Pregnancy & Childbirth: The Basic Illustrated Guide

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Pregnancy & Childbirth: The Basic Illustrated Guide

Editorial Reviews
Book Description
Clear information, beautifully presented

"Margaret Martin's book fills in the gaps in so many people's knowledge. Her book describes in simple language and with wonderfully clear illustrations what is happening in our bodies when we are expecting a baby. The author tells what to look for in the various stages and phases of labor and delivery, and then continues to discuss the first week after birth." Elisabeth Bing, FACCE, Founder ASPO/Lamaze

"This book can be read and enjoyed, and most importantly understood, by women of all ages and backgrounds. Fathers-to-be, physicians, midwives, and other health professionals will also benefit from the beautiful way in which this subject matter is presented." Patricia J. Dolhun, M.D., Diplomate of the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology

Knowing the basics about pregnancy and childbirth helps women avoid the common complaints of pregnancy. Regular prenatal care can help prevent or reduce risks to mother and baby.

In easy-to-understand language, Pregnancy and Childbirth tells you everything you need to know to enjoy a safer, more comfortable pregnancy and welcome a stronger, healthier baby. Simple, clear, two-color drawings explain every aspect.

This inviting book is for the whole family! Fathers and children will learn from and like the straightforward, friendly format of Pregnancy and Childbirth as much as the woman who is expecting a baby. Health professionals will find it invaluable as a teaching aid.

About the Author
Margaret Martin, M.P.H., Dr.P.H., earned her Masters of Public Health degree at UCLA in Behavioral Science, Health Education, and Family Health. She earned her Doctorate of Public Health degree at UCLA in Community Health Science. The focus of Dr. Martin's doctoral dissertation was pregnancy and childbirth education. She is a member of the American Public Health Association.

Dr. Martin enjoys training lay health workers to deliver pregnancy and childbirth education in their own communities. Margaret Martin worked for many years as a lay childbirth educator herself, before returning to school to earn her degrees in Public Health. Now she works as a consultant to a number of community-based organizations. She has worked as an editor for Fisher Books and as a consultant for Parenting Magazine. Dr. Martin is the mother of three children.

Pregnancy & Childbirth: The Basic Illustrated Guide

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