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(Closed) Suggestions Needed – Pregnancy Weeks 4-9

posted 5 years ago in Pregnancy

Post # 16

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Bumble bee

jjbeebee
5 years ago

Wedding: October 2011

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cbgmtx:

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yogahhh: I second that What to expect when you’re expecting is a great book. It answers a lot of the common questions. Didn’t find it fear inducing at all.

Post # 17

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Bumble bee

yogahhh
5 years ago

Wedding: April 2015

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cbgmtx: I kinda can’t put it down. Very informative, and not scary at all! It’s going to happen so may as well read about it to educate yourself!

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Busy bee

cbgmtx
5 years ago

Wedding: February 2015

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yogahhh:

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jjbeebee: I went ahead and bought it. I’d prefer info over no info, scared or otherwise.

Post # 19

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Buzzing bee

knpswp
5 years ago

Wedding: September 2013

My first visit was at 8 weeks, that’s pretty standard

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Blushing bee

autumnvee
5 years ago

Wedding: December 2014

I muddled my way through the first few weeks using the Mayo Clinic Guide and Expecting Better by Emily Oster.

http://www.amazon.com/Mayo-Clinic-Guide-Healthy-Pregnancy/dp/1561487171

http://www.amazon.com/Expecting-Better-Conventional-Pregnancy-Wrong/dp/0143125702

If you’ve already got What to Expect then I highly recommend reading Expecting Better as well. The author is an economics professor who has examined each of the most common pregnancy warnings (eg. don’t eat deli meats) and tried to determine whether there is real evidence to support them. I found it great for lowering my first trimester anxiety!

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