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Overview

  • The most up-to-date, comprehensive pregnancy guide on the market, delivering an unforgettable visual journey of developing life
  • Week-by-week pregnancy format is easy-to-follow, enjoyable to read, and follows the standard development schedule used by the OB/GYN profession
  • Detailed descriptions and eight pages of amazing full-color in-utero photographs guide expectant parents through a visual journey of the monthly changes of their growing baby
  • The only pregnancy book on the market authored by a leading OB/GYN who is a doctor, an academic, and a mother...
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Overview

  • The most up-to-date, comprehensive pregnancy guide on the market, delivering an unforgettable visual journey of developing life
  • Week-by-week pregnancy format is easy-to-follow, enjoyable to read, and follows the standard development schedule used by the OB/GYN profession
  • Detailed descriptions and eight pages of amazing full-color in-utero photographs guide expectant parents through a visual journey of the monthly changes of their growing baby
  • The only pregnancy book on the market authored by a leading OB/GYN who is a doctor, an academic, and a mother
  • Straightforward, comforting professional advice on the topics that are most important to expectant parents: having a healthy pregnancy, real-life labor, preparing for life as a family (both emotionally and financially), and juggling a career and motherhood
  • Exclusive interactive due-date wheel makes it easy to determine conception date, week of pregnancy, and delivery date
  • Special sections on labor and delivery, feeding options, and the first 12 weeks after baby’s birth
  • Important checklists, including one for each prenatal check-up help the expectant mother prepare for and make the most out of each session with her doctor

Editorial Reviews

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Riley (obstetrics, gynecology, & reproductive biology, Harvard Medical Sch.; medical director, labor & delivery, Massachusetts General Hosp., Boston) specializes in high-risk pregnancies. Her guide begins with the first clues that one might be pregnant and progresses week by week until the baby reaches three months. Major sections cover first, second, and third trimesters; labor and delivery; feeding your baby; and postpartum and baby care. The trimester sections are further broken down into weeks, with each week addressing baby, body, self, diet and exercise, and common questions. Important events, such as feeling the baby move for the first time, are also discussed. The book can be read chronologically, or specific topics can be found in the main index or the indexes that complete each section. Included are a "Pregnancy Organizer," complete with charts and checklists and full-color photos of fetal development. This easy-to-read guide is excellent for any library; highly recommended.-Jodith Janes, Cleveland Clinic Fdn. Lib. Copyright 2006 Reed Business Information.

Product Details

  • ISBN-13: 9780696222214
  • Publisher: Wiley, John & Sons, Incorporated
  • Publication date: 2/28/2006
  • Edition number: 1
  • Pages: 456
  • Sales rank: 186,871
  • Series: You & Your Baby Series
  • Product dimensions: 5.90 (w) x 8.90 (h) x 1.30 (d)

Meet the Author

Laura E. Riley is a leading OB/GYN, M.D. and mother of two, giving her the ability to professionally understand and intimately relate to all elements of the pregnancy experience. Dr. Riley is a graduate of Harvard University and received her medical degree from the University of Pittsburgh. She is the Medical Director of Labor and Delivery at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston. She has committed herself to educating and serving pregnant women for the past 15 years.
In addition to seeing patients, Dr. Riley teaches at Harvard Medical School as an Assistant Professor of Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Reproductive Medicine. She has been quoted extensively in national publications, including the Wall Street Journal, Newsweek and the New York Times. Dr. Riley has appeared on NBC’s Today and CBS’s The Early Show and has published articles in many peered-reviewed scientific journals and websites. She has also edited a number of books on pregnancy. She lives in Boston with her husband, Scott, and their two daughters, Natalie and Lauren.

Table of Contents

Introduction 11
How to use this book
Your due date
Weeks 1-420
Conception, implantation, and the first days of life
Time to start taking vitamins and exercising
Risks from obesity, smoking, and alcohol
Week 531
Your body starts to change
Family diseases and genetic screening
Miscarriage and ectopic pregnancies
Healthy first trimester diet
Week 646
Fatigue and sleeping problems
Surviving morning sickness
Choosing a birthplace and a birth team
Week 757
Dealing with mood swings
Doubts about motherhood
Healthy weight gain during pregnancy
Week 866
Baby's first ultrasound
Colds, flu, and allergies during pregnancy
Hazards and toxins at work and at home
Week 975
Your first OB exam and prenatal lab tests
Walking program for beginners
Dealing with back pain and constipation
Week 1083
What to do when your clothes don't fit
Food safety issues with fish, meat, and cheese
Great ways for your partner to provide support
Week 1192
First trimester tests for chromosomal disorders
How your friends react to pregnancy
Food cravings and aversions
Week 12100
Sleep problems and solutions
High blood pressure and pregnancy
Healthy snacks and nonalcoholic party drinks
Week 13108
Importance of dental care during pregnancy
Reading and understanding food labels
Will your second pregnancy be like your first?
Week 14114
Heartburn causes and cures
Maternity leave and other work issues
Mood swings, depression, and anxiety
Reducing sodium in your diet
Week 15124
Preventing varicose veins
All about amniocentesis
Sex-good and bad-during the second trimester
Preparing older children for a new baby
Week 16134
Late miscarriage: causes and symptoms
Questioning your new identity
Staying motivated to exercise
Week 17141
Feeling your baby move for the first time
Treating lower-back pain
Pregnancy issues for single moms
Alternative exercises for pregnancy fitness
Week 18149
What you might see on an ultrasound
Traveling safely while pregnant
How your partner reacts to your changing appearance
Week 19155
Signs of trouble to watch for
Tips for your maternity wardrobe
Eating smart while traveling
Week 20161
All about high-risk pregnancies
Chronic stress: your body and your baby
Your ultrasound showed multiple babies-now what?
Week 21168
Vacationing smart in mid-pregnancy
Sex affected by a growing belly
Stretching exercises for expectant mothers
Week 22178
Once a cesarean, always a cesarean?
Career protection for working moms
Strategies for coping with nighttime waking
Week 23187
Iron deficiency, anemia, and fatigue
Taming your junk-food cravings
Vegetarian diets and pregnancy
Week 24193
Common skin problems in pregnancy
Keeping your focus at work
Feathering your nest: essential baby gear
Week 25204
Breathlessness and other breathing problems
Complete guide to preterm labor and delivery
Multiple births: likelihood, detecting, and risks
Week 26213
Childbirth, baby-care, and breastfeeding education
Fats in your diet-good and bad
Exercise: fatigue and when it's time to stop
Week 27221
Hepatitis and other liver diseases
Fighting the mid-pregnancy blues
Staying hydrated: water and alternatives
Choosing an infant car seat
Week 28229
Tests during the third trimester
Gestational diabetes: risks, causes, and treatments
Surviving bed rest
Complete guide to cesarean deliveries
Week 29239
Breech babies-identification and risk
Planning for labor: positions and pain relief
What happens if your water breaks?
Outfitting a safe nursery
Week 30252
Numbness in your hands-explanation and relief
Causes and solutions for abdominal pain
Do you need a doula?
Protecting your job while on maternity leave
Week 31263
Practicing for labor-a guide to breathing techniques
Placenta previa and placental abruption
Why trying to do it all is overrated
Week 32274
Due dates: calculations and guesses
Supplies for your baby's arrival
The ABCs of daycare
Week 33285
Parenting philosophies and parenting plans
Assembling a complete baby wardrobe
Will you need an episiotomy?
Week 34292
Reduced fetal movements-when to be concerned
Baby gear guide: strollers, backpacks, and more
The truth about back labor
Week 35299
Turning breech babies before delivery
Grandparents and your new baby
Planning for postpartum weight loss
Week 36307
Delivering more than one baby
Packing for the hospital
Problems with your amniotic fluid
Week 37312
Considering circumcision for your baby boy
The earliest signs of labor
Should your older children be in the delivery room?
Starting a breastfeeding diet
Week 38321
Treating persistent headaches
Contraception choices for after pregnancy
Nesting and a need for solitude
Week 39329
Forceps delivery and vacuum extraction
Labor day surprises
What if you can't make it to the hospital?
Week 40335
The truth about home remedies for inducing labor
Your doctor's reasons and techniques for inducing labor
Postpartum exercise and fitness classes
Labor and delivery 343
Feeding your baby 357
Postpartum and baby care 367
Questions for your doctor 405
Resources 415
Prenatal tests 419
Newborn tests 426
Labor and delivery terms 428
Index 435

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  • Anonymous

    Posted April 17, 2011

    Loved it, A must have for all expectant mothers

    this book has so much useful information, from the color photos to the due date calculator. I loved how much information it gave you for each week. Some books only have one or two paragraphs per week, but this one has a whole chapter dedicated to every week. Its a great gift for first time mothers as well as those who already have kids.

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  • Posted October 1, 2010

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    Best Pregnancy Book

    I absolutely loved this pregnancy book. It was the best one I found. It normally had several pages for each week, which was better than most books. There were also color pages showing several stages of fetal development. There was also a large section on postpartum, as well as breastfeeding and formula feeding. I used this book for my first pregnancy and would recommend it to all mothers-to-be.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted March 6, 2009

    Best Pregnancy Book I Found

    I looked through several pregnancy books and was given several others. This was by far my favorite pregnancy book. Most every other book seemed intent on scaring the mother into following particular advice, eating certain foods or abstaining from activities. This book was more of an overall encouragement of good health and little bits of information about fetal development that I did not pick up from other sources. Another poster suggested that she preferred reading stuff online, but I find that there are more horror stories on the internet than need be. This was a comforting read. I read it week by week aloud to my husband and he enjoyed hearing the sections about fetal development and what the father may be thinking about or feeling. It was good dialogue starter since my husband really didn't know what he should be trying to talk to me about and didn't even know where to begin with asking questions about what was going on with my body. I absolutely love this book and give it as a pregnancy gift to friends and family.

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  • Posted February 24, 2009

    I am not sure about this one.

    I prefer the internet to be honest. I feel like I wasted my money. This book does have good information but I also find that it lacks a lot of fun information and has all the risks and problems that may occur instead. I am all about knowledge but I want to know all the wonderful things about pregnancy, not just the facts and the risks.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted December 18, 2008

    Great not just for 1st time moms

    This is the best pregnancy book that's out there. It's great for 1st time moms, as well as those who already have a child. This book is extremely well planned out, with spaces to write down the questions you need to remember for your upcoming appointments, as well as a place to write the baby and mother's stats from each OB visit. It's easy and enjoyable to read and extremely up to date. My OB looked through the book at my 1st appointment and stated that she was very impressed with it and how up to date it was, much more than with some of the other popular books on expecting. It's got great pictures of the fetus in utero so you can see what your baby looks like at various points in gestation. I will buy this book again for my next pregnancy and recommend it to all my friends who are expecting.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted September 16, 2007

    Best book for knowing what is going on weekly!

    This book is probably the best book to read for those first time moms 'or any mom for that matter.' It gives you weekly information 'rather than monthly' that matches exactly what you are going through and has some great visual photos and drawings. Not only do I love reading the current week that I am on, but my husband gets to experience it as well and have a better understanding of how the baby is progressing!

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  • Anonymous

    Posted September 22, 2006

    Excellent Choice for First time Moms

    I am in the middle of my first pregnancy and this book was more helpful than any other. It breaks it all down in weeks which is so much better than months because each week can be different - a month is a long period of time in a pregnancy to generalize. This book breaks it up into sections within the week too - your baby and your self and a couple others varying on the week. We really enjoy this because it gives you objects to compare the size of your baby to so you feel like you know a little better what it looks like. And then it goes into detail as to what is developing that week - like eyelashes or that your baby is learning to use it's muscles. It then tells you what changes your body is going through and what symptoms you can expect or expect to go away. My husband and I each read the week I am in and don't allow each other to read ahead. It has turned into a wonderful weekly tradition in preparation for our first little one. In general this book covers all the bases. If you were buying one book, this is it. It even has some great chapters on baby's first weeks. Enjoy!!

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  • Anonymous

    Posted March 24, 2006

    A terrific book for expecting parents!

    I have read many of the books out there, and this book offers some new and exciting changes. Week by week advice on interesting topics, a fantastic postpartum section (details for mom and baby) and glossy, color pictures. A must read for moms and dads. My husband has really enjoyed reading it too!

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