Homebirth books for children

[lscozzari]

We are planning a homebirth for our second child. Our toddler is 16mths and I wanted to begin reading her some stories about homebirths. Any suggestions? "Welcome with Love" seems very expensive, saw it for $100 on amazon. Any thoughts welcome. Thanks

[sarahloughmiller]

We have Welcome with Love and certainly did not pay $100 for it!

OK, I was just looking at it and I can not believe how much it is going for! I guess it is out of print, they are all used ones for sale. I am going to keep mine up from the kids so they don't ruin it!

Here it is for cheaper:
http://childrensneeds.com/welcome_with_love.html

I have never seen any others but I am sure someone will have a link to another one

[dogmom327]

It's also published under the name "Hello Baby". Same cover art, same author. I just got a copy of that one off Amazon for $24 including shipping.

[sg784]

Originally Posted by dogmom327

It's also published under the name "Hello Baby". Same cover art, same author. I just got a copy of that one off Amazon for $24 including shipping.

Yep. same here.

[ryansma]

We like All the Places to Love
and
Hello Baby (formerly Welcome with Love) by Jenni Overend

Hello Baby is and always will be one of my favorite books EVER.

We also have
We have a Baby - shows nursing mother
and
Waiting for Baby
and
My New Baby

The first two are the only that clearly show home birth but the others have nursing moms, helpful fathers and babywearing.

[mom2sol]

Yeah, I thought the same thing when I was looking for it for a friend. It seems like it's now published under the title, "Hello Baby".
Funny thing is I was getting it for a friend in France and they shipped the book to me.... from England and I had to turn around and ship it back out to France! Talk about a waste of resources. I wish I'd known.