Reading/Read "Having a Baby Naturally?"

[TCC's Mom]

Anyone reading/read the Mothering "Having a Baby Naturally?"

[AugustLia23]

I have it, and like it. It's definitly the type of outlook I want to have on this pregnancy...what the book talks about.

[farmlife]

ordered it last week and anxiously awaiting arrival :love
currently enjoying birthing from within

[~Megan~]

Both. I have read most of it and am doing it again.

[darsmama]

One of my favorite pregnancy books. :)

[TCC's Mom]

I am enjoying it too, though frankly wish it went into more depth on some matters.

What are your other favorite books? I liked Thinking Woman's Guide to Childbirth last time, and Bradley stuff, but was disappointed with most of the other stuff I read.

[philomom]

My fave is a little dated now. It's Your Baby, Your Way by Shelia Kitzinger. Many details for those concerned about interventions and use of technology.

[shockels]

The complete book of pregnancy and childbirth by Shelia Kitzinger is also really good (a new edition was just published, wish I could justify buying it, but I already have the old!)

I also like The Birth Partner by Penny Simkin A wonderful resource for both mom and partner!