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Myths, Reality and What Really Matters
Radcliffe Publishing
June 2007
On Sale: June 7, 2007
184 pages
ISBN: 1846190142
EAN: 9781846190148
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A rehearsal for parenthood? Who would ever think that what we have been led to believe is natural, instinctive and automatic might require a run-through? Many expectant couples spend the pregnancy period shopping for high-tech baby paraphernalia and decorating the nursery. Yet while they are busy searching for these props of parenthood, they fail to consider the most important part of becoming a parent - what it really means to be a mother or father. Pregnancy is the perfect time for expectant parents to run through a 'psychological dress rehearsal' of what life may be like once the baby is born. Why is it important for a couple to discuss how housework and childcare responsibilities will be divided? How can pregnancy and a new baby affect a couple's relationship? When is a woman at risk for postpartum depression? These are just some of the questions The Journey to Parenthood: Myths, Reality and What Really Matters answers. It teaches parents-to-be how they can start to identify and address issues so they don't take center stage once the baby arrives, when patience, time and sleep are in short supply.
 Media BuzzEarly Show - June 11, 2007
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