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The perfect companion to the bestselling The Mother of All Pregnancy Books
For the four million American women who give birth every year, staying on topof doctor's visits, ultrasound tests, Lamaze classes, baby supplies, birth announcements, and all the other day-to-day realities of pregnancy can seem a little overwhelming. This handy organizer makes it easy. Laminated for durability, wire-bound to lie flat, and featuring section dividers for easy access and rounded corners to reduce wear and tear, it includes helpful checklists, handy reminders about key events and milestones, space to record important details every week, guidance on every prenatal healthcare visit--and, of course, Ann Douglas's inimitable tips and advice on all aspects of pregnancy.
For the four million American women who give birth every year, staying on topof doctor's visits, ultrasound tests, Lamaze classes, baby supplies, birth announcements, and all the other day-to-day realities of pregnancy can seem a little overwhelming. This handy organizer makes it easy. Laminated for durability, wire-bound to lie flat, and featuring section dividers for easy access and rounded corners to reduce wear and tear, it includes helpful checklists, handy reminders about key events and milestones, space to record important details every week, guidance on every prenatal healthcare visit--and, of course, Ann Douglas's inimitable tips and advice on all aspects of pregnancy.
About the Author
Ann Douglas is the author of The Mother of All Pregnancy Books, The Mother of All Baby Books, and the upcoming The Mother of All Toddler Books and The Mother of All Parenting Books. In total, she has 24 books to her credit, including The Unofficial Guide to Having A Baby, Trying Again: A Guide to Pregnancy After Miscarriage, Stillbirth, and Infant Loss, Choosing Childcare For Dummies, Body Talk, and Baby Science: How Babies Really Work, a recent Book of the Month Club selection for both Canada and the U.S. Ann Douglas is a regular contributor to pregnancy and parenting magazines and web sites in both Canada and the U.S. The WebMD University pregnancy courses that she co-leads with her Unofficial Guide to Having A Baby co-author John R. Sussman, MD, routinely attracts 7500 registrants per session. She also writes a column called the 'Mother Load' for eight parenting publications in the U.S. and Canada. In Canada, Ann also writes for Today's Parent, Canadian Living, Flare Pregnancy, and Healthy Woman. She has been featured on Canadian Cheerios boxes and has served as the editor for a parenting newsletter published by Sunlight -- a leading Canadian laundry detergent brand. Ann is in the process of developing a series of pregnancy and parenting web sites that will launch in 2004 in conjunction with the publication of her latest books. Ann is the mother of four children, ages five through fifteen. She has been frequently featured in the print and electronic media both in Canada and the US.
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The moment the sperm and the egg hooked up in the darkest recesses of your fallopian tube, you signed on for a super-secret mission called Operation Healthy Baby - a mission so secret, in fact, that for the first few weeks of your pregnancy, you didn't even know you'd been recruited! Read the first page
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The moment the sperm and the egg hooked up in the darkest recesses of your fallopian tube, you signed on for a super-secret mission called Operation Healthy Baby - a mission so secret, in fact, that for the first few weeks of your pregnancy, you didn't even know you'd been recruited! Read the first page
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
Fun and cool organizer,
By Crys (Ontario) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Mother of All Pregnancy Organizers (Spiral-bound)
I had a hard time finding a pregnancy organizer that I wanted to purchase until I stumbled across this one. A lot of other organizers are either ultra-feminine (not my style) or kind of preachy (not my style either), so I was pleasantly surprised to come across this very fun and cool pregnancy organizer. It's terrific. There's tons of room to record anything and everything about my pregnancy, and yet the format isn't so rigid that I have to feel guilty if I don't want to write stuff down every single day. (I don't want to be a slave to my pregnancy organizer.) The organizer is beautifully designed and contrary to what an earlier reviewer said, I haven't had any problem with the pages jamming at all. Maybe her book was defective or something.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars
I actually use this! Handy lists included, too.,
By Lulu (Toronto, ON, Canada) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Mother of All Pregnancy Organizers (Spiral-bound)
I purchased this organizer after having leafed through a few in bookstores as well as reading reviews on Amazon.ca. The offerings on the market are not impressive.I actually am using this organizer, so that in itself speaks volumes as I am not a good one to stick to using an organizer! There are some really handy lists in this organizer, such as in the Resource section there is a list of 'food taboos', 'nutrient cheat sheet', and 'medications guide'. It would have been so very handy to have these lists during my first trimester, I only purchased this at my 20th week. The guide also has a baby stock-up essentials list. This organizer is a good complement with Ann's book "The Mother of All Pregnancy Books" which I also purchased. There are also sections to write in baby names, contacts for birth announcements, baby gift thank-you's, and other stuff that you would expect in an organizer. The one thing this organizer badly needs is organizer tabs - I made my own using sticky notes. There also are not really any 'nice graphics' as I read in one of the reviews. But overall I am very happy with this purchase as I actually find it very useful.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
1.0 out of 5 stars
Disappointing,
By A Customer
This review is from: The Mother of All Pregnancy Organizers (Spiral-bound)
Let me start by saying I am a big fan of Ann Douglas and really loved her "Mother of All Pregnancy" book, so my expectations were high for this little handy organizer - I was waiting for it to be available! However, it was a real disappointment. A few short checklists, with nothing very surprising included - all the obvious stuff. Way too obvious and cheaply made. The paper is thin and one color only. The pages all stuck together as you flipped through (probably from the hole punching?) I would recommend you buy "Getting Ready for Baby" instead - much, much more useful and enjoyable!
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