Fontaine Publishers | Ooh, I'm growing! - I am pregnant! … and now?
All the facts and the best fables about pregnancy, childbirth and maternity, from the makers of Oei, I grow!
You take the test... Pregnant! And now? Now quite a lot is coming your way. From the literal kilos to the hormonally driven clean-up showers. With a wink we take you on an adventure in and around the belly. Nine months seem less long when you can laugh about it every now and then. And make no mistake: this book is packed with interesting facts and information! For (future) moms and dads!
The nicest and most informative gift book for yourself or someone else!
- the (pre) conception, DNA and characteristics of your baby
- hormones, nausea and emotions (including those of your partner)
- nesting urge, elephant ankles and contractions
- the development of your baby in the womb
- the birth, maternity traditions and the baby blues
Did you know that 75% of pregnant women experience nausea in the first trimester? That women know more about the nesting urge than scientists? And that only 4% of babies are born on their due date? You will find this and much more concisely in this pregnancy booklet from the makers of the indispensable bestseller Oops, I'm growing!
You take the test... Pregnant! And now? Now quite a lot is coming your way. From the literal kilos to the hormonally driven clean-up showers. With a wink we take you on an adventure in and around the belly. Nine months seem less long when you can laugh about it every now and then. And make no mistake: this book is packed with interesting facts and information! For (future) moms and dads!
The nicest and most informative gift book for yourself or someone else!
- the (pre) conception, DNA and characteristics of your baby
- hormones, nausea and emotions (including those of your partner)
- nesting urge, elephant ankles and contractions
- the development of your baby in the womb
- the birth, maternity traditions and the baby blues
Did you know that 75% of pregnant women experience nausea in the first trimester? That women know more about the nesting urge than scientists? And that only 4% of babies are born on their due date? You will find this and much more concisely in this pregnancy booklet from the makers of the indispensable bestseller Oops, I'm growing!
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