Protect Your Pregnancy

1st Edition
007143335X · 9780071433358
A wealth of information for expectant parentsProtect Your Pregnancy reassuringly leads expectant parents through steps to protect their unborn child during pregnancy, with a special focus on at-risk pregnancies. Written by a leading prenatal speciali… Read More
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A wealth of information for expectant parents

Protect Your Pregnancy reassuringly leads expectant parents through steps to protect their unborn child during pregnancy, with a special focus on at-risk pregnancies. Written by a leading prenatal specialist working to reduce pre-term births and pregnancy complications, this invaluable guide provides parents with the information they need to safely give birth to a happy, healthy child. Here readers will find:

  • A time-tested approach that has been successful with more than 30,000 women
  • Detailed guidance on all of the important influences on the health of the unborn child
  • Guidelines on how to recognize signs and symptoms of pregnancy complications
  • Exploration of pre-existing and developing medical conditions that can lead to premature delivery
  • Navigating the neonatal intensive care unit
  • Advice on dealing with concerned family members