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Author: (German) Sabine Schwabthan
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Publishing Date: 2004-01-01
Features: This book approaches the subject from a completely fresh perspective, elaborating on the psychological and physiological changes experienced by pregnant women during each stage of pregnancy. It provides a humanistic approach to caring for pregnant women, emphasizing both psychological and physiological well-being. The book describes the entire process of early pregnancy, childbirth, and childcare, as well as various phenomena to be noted. It proposes regular prenatal check-ups and risk avoidance measures. The book introduces many international knowledge and fashionable views on eugenics and child-rearing, addressing many difficult questions that young mothers are concerned about, making it a classic book advocating for scientific parenting. Starting from the moment sperm and egg combine to form life, the book details the inevitable physical, mental, and lifestyle changes women experience during pregnancy, urging women to face them with composure. At the same time, it emphasizes that society and families should provide pregnant women with full humanistic care, focusing on psychological comfort to maintain their healthy mental state. Through dual care for both the psychological and physiological well-being of pregnant women, the book helps them pass through pregnancy safely and joyfully, achieving the desired outcomes of eugenics and child-rearing. The author has long been engaged in the practice of perinatal science for women, dedicating a great deal of effort and hard work, accumulating extensive experience. From the perspectives of modern physiology, psychology, education, nutrition, and health care, the author has proposed a systematic set of theories, guidelines, and advice on eugenics and child-rearing, which are very practical in real life. Compared to similar books at home and abroad, this book is rich in content, easy to understand, practical, and easy to learn. In terms of writing style, it is highly commendable for its fluency and delicate touch, as if an affectionate elderly mother is narrating her lifelong parenting experience.