In this episode of Baby Book Nook, host Allison Carpowich reviews 'Transformed By Birth' by Britta Bushnell. The book offers insights into the spiritual and emotional dimensions of childbirth, using symbolism and mythological analogies. Bushnell challenges contemporary views of birth by addressing eight cultural myths and emphasizing holistic preparation. The book also focuses on the role of the partner in the birth process, making it a recommended read, especially for those interested in the spiritual aspects of birth.
Up Next in Season 1
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'Real Food for Pregnancy' by Lily Nic...
In this episode of Baby Book Nook, Allison Carpowich dives into "Real Food for Pregnancy" by Lily Nichols. Nichols, a celebrated dietitian and researcher, offers an evidence-based view on prenatal nutrition. The book emphasizes the value of real food, addresses common pregnancy concerns, and unde...
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'The First Forty Days' by Heng Ou
A look at "The First Forty Days: The Essential Art of Nourishing the New Mother." Authored by Heng Ou, it emphasizes the importance of the initial 40 days post-childbirth for a mother's healing and recovery. Drawing from traditional Taiwanese practices, the book contrasts with the modern "bounce ...
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'Good Moms Have Scary Thoughts' by Ka...
We explore "Good Moms Have Scary Thoughts" by Karen Kleiman. This comic-style book, illustrated by Molly McIntyre, dives into the often silent world of postpartum anxieties. Kleiman, a maternal mental-health expert, highlights that these "scary thoughts" are common and encourages open dialogue. D...
