Pregnancy and Childbirth Education Encyclopedia - Modern Family Encyclopedia

Author: Jin Yan, Wang Fu / Country: Mainland China
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: Since ancient times, people have regarded giving birth as a major event in life and a necessary "process" for human reproduction, but it cannot be left to "nature." Because a person develops from a fertilized egg into a complete life, the changes during this process depend not only on the body's own cell division and development but also on many external factors, such as the mother's nutritional supply during pregnancy, environmental influences, and disease attacks, all of which may adversely affect the fetus. Some may even lead to fetal malformation or death. Therefore, proper prenatal and postnatal care is crucial to ensuring the safety of the new life.
Pregnancy and Childbirth Education Encyclopedia introduces young expectant mothers to the "secrets" of nurturing excellent babies, providing a comprehensive, systematic, and specific guide to pre-pregnancy and pregnancy life for young couples about to become parents. The book features concise language, illustrations, diverse formats, and lively layouts, allowing readers to understand pregnancy and childbirth education knowledge through simple text or related images.