Starting from prenatal education

Author: Dai Shufeng
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: This book comprehensively and detailedly introduces the health care, disease prevention, fetal health care, and scientific methods of prenatal education during each stage of pregnancy, including how expectant mothers can communicate with their fetuses, scientific music prenatal education, and how to help fetuses move. In terms of writing, it breaks through the single narrative method of general popular science books, using a conversational tone and lively cartoon illustrations to vividly teach young parents-to-be about the seemingly mysterious knowledge of prenatal education. The real prenatal education stories and domestic and international research findings cited in the book will give parents-to-be confidence in prenatal education, helping them smoothly navigate the pregnancy and childbirth period until they give birth to smart, healthy, and adorable little treasures. This book leaves out "Pregnancy Reflections" each month, allowing expectant parents to record unforgettable experiences during the journey of nurturing their little ones. The last chapter of the book collects and summarizes the questions and answers that expectant parents may encounter during pregnancy. If you encounter any difficulties during pregnancy, you might want to open this book first—you may be surprised to find that your questions are answered in detail here. If you don’t find the answer, that’s okay too. You can always contact your healthcare provider for assistance.