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Summary: A wonderful Gift!
Review: "A Must for the mother-to-be and makes a wonderful gift."----The Nightingale The National Association of Physician Nurses, Falls Church, Virginia
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Summary: Powerful!
Review: "Eighty powerful pages---a book every pregnant woman must have." ----Steve Adubato, Emmy Award-winning TV Host, Montclair, New Jersey
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Summary: Prenatal Educational Tool
Review: "Our nursing department is using this book in their prenatal education courses. This book supports our young girls in our treatment programs, giving them hope and the potential to grow." Sister Mary Rosaria, Administrator,Good Shepherd Center/ Baltimore, Maryland
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Summary: Here is the modern woman's guide to pregnancy.
Review: A unique feature of this conveniently sized guide is that it functions as a workbook and diary, with places for the reader to record questions/concerns to share with her healthcare provider as well as her own thoughts and feelings.There is even a place for photos and other keepsakes to record "Precious Memories". In addition to covering usual and the unusual questions women have about their pregnancies, I provide numerous tips on health, diet and beauty. Remember that saying "you can't tell a book by its cover", well in this case you can. The cover supports the creativity and mysticism of women. It is an abstract art piece which contains shades of turquoise blues-it is an effective and interesting lamaze focal point image. The fact that the book is not only beneficial for the pregnant woman gives it special appeal. It is a guide for the entire family. Easy for children, expectant fathers, friends and relatives to understand-helps them to suppport and share in the pregnancy. Best wishes for a happy and healthy pregnancy and the years that follow! Paula Baran
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Summary: As a "small pearl develops..."
Review: Each section of the book is unique and beautiful in its own way. My growth and development section has been tauted as the best ever. Here is a peak.... "Baby's Month To Month Development. First Month; By the end of the first month, your baby doesn't look much like a baby yet, and is the size of a small pearl. But, in the weeks that follow, the brain, spinal cord, heart, digestive tract, sensory organs, arms and leg buds will begin to develop." Don't you just love it? A "pearl", that is pure, and incandescent, requiring the love and nurturing of all those that surround it. That is important to remember, each "small pearl" will grow up to be a wonderful human being if given the "richest" nutrients and just the right amount of nurturing. These nutrients, are dispersed throughout my book. The nurturing comes from within you, an attribute we all share when we are healthy and happy. Shining brilliantly, Paula Baran
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Summary: enlighting information
Review: Everyone I know expecting a baby will be receiving this beautiful book from me. It's written in such a warm, sweet and personal way and it's perfect for first time mom's (my sister-in-law loves it). It's a great memory book-everything can be written down and saved. My baby niece will love to look at it when she's older.
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Summary: perfect gift
Review: Everyone I know expecting a baby will be receiving this beautiful book from me. It's written in such a warm, sweet and personal way and it's perfect for first time mom's (my sister-in-law loves it). It's a great memory book-everything can be written down and saved. My baby niece will love to look at it when she's older.
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Summary: enlighting information
Review: I am enlightened by the contents of this book. The information is so accurate and concise. I have used this book in my medical practice for new expecting mothers and fathers and have been told about the great format and how it answers alot of their questions about prenatal care.my congradulations to the author for simplifying the prenatal process and expectations for all parents to be. As you can imagine this is now required reading
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Summary: Everyday you are getting closer to delivery.
Review: I know having a baby is real hard work so to make your pregnancy slightly more peaceful, here is my health and beauty tip that is comforting to both the mind and body. Create a "Happy Day". Light a scented candle, buy yourself a single fresh flower, bake a special treat(the smell of cinnamon may settle your stomach)or just take a few minutes to Relax! Sincerely, Paula Baran
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Summary: "You are your own best friend."
Review: My book also focuses on those woman who may not have an extended family and long for that genuine support and pampering we all deserve. My diary/journal/workbook format helps moms effectively manage their pregnancy,thereby,gaining that support and nurturing care. You really are your own best friend and your baby is a miraculous extention of that beautiful frienship. I believe, that mom has got to love herself first before she can truly love her baby. Always be good to yourself! Sincerely, Paula Baran
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