Customer Reviews

The Pre-Pregnancy Planner

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This book verges on scary in its heavy reality-based content designed to help you decide to have a baby (or not). If you already know you want to get pregnant, and are just looking for guidelines on the healthiest, smartest way to do it, stay away from this book. It will not psych you up or make you feel good.

This book was awful. Josleen's "professional" point of view regarding pregnancy entails babie's as being a huge inconvenience, financial drain, and resentment to your "hard-earned relationship". I felt terrible while reading this book. Fortunately, newer books and philosophies exist since she published this useless trash in 1986. I burned it because I shudder at the idea of someone else picking it up a second-hand store.

I have been looking everywhere for a book that covers issues you might want to consider when just thinking about "do I have a baby or not?". Although, like many conception books, this focused heavily on the how to conceive part, almost half of it discussed issues to be aware of when trying to decide "should I have a baby?" and "if so, when is best".

Great insight and things to think about before even thinking about having a baby! Everyone should read this before planning on pregnancy!

Not impressed. I bought this book and WTE before you're expecting at the same time. started this book first, and didn't get thru the first chapter because it seemed so old. started reading the other book and was pleased. Seems very dry this book. wouldn't be my first recommendation

This book didn't really give me any new information...

The way it's written is VERY boring. Never finished reading it all the way

This book is the most informative book that I have ever had. This is a must for any woman planning a pregnancy.