Your Pregnancy Week by Week Guide

2009-07-23T03:52:00.000-07:00

Congratulations, you're pregnant! It's a very exciting time of your life and also can be uncertain, so a good pregnancy week by week guide, can help enormously so you can see and understand what it going on in there.

Pregnancy week by week guides, are full of useful information to help you understand your pregnancy and your baby's growth and development.

Often with the first pregnancy you don't have much idea of how you are going to feel or what is happening. I found them to be a wonderful to help when I was experiencing different symptoms.

Pregnancy guides give you glimpses into how your baby looks, and what features are developing week by week.

Pregnancy Week By Week Guides

I have listed some very popular books on Amazon, to take the hard work out of wondering what to buy and to help you choose your very own Week by Week Pregnancy Guide: Simply click on the Title or alternatively click on the books at the top right hand side of this page:

1. Pregnancy: The Ultimate Week by Week Guide by Laura Riley

2. Your Pregnancy Week by Week, 6th edition (Your Pregnancy Series) by Glade B. Curtis and Judith Schuler.

3. The Mother of all Pregnancy Books: The Ultimate Guide to Conception, Birth and Everything in between by Ann Douglas.

4. Belly Laughs: The Naked Truth about Pregnancy and Childbirth by Jenny McCarthy.

5. Mayo Clinic Guide to a Healthy Pregnancy by Mayo Clinic.

6. What to Expect when You're Expecting: Fourth Edition by Heidi Murkoff and Sharon Mazel.

7. 1000 Questions About Your Pregnancy by Jeffrey and M.D. Thurston.

8. Pregnancy Sucks: What to Do When Your Miracle Makes You Miserable by Joanne Kimes and Sandford A. Tisherman.

9. Pregnancy Sucks for Men: What to Do when Your Miracle Makes You Both Miserable by Joanne Kimes and Jeff Kimes.

10. The Expectant Father, Tips & Advice for Dad's-to-be, Second Edition by Armin A. Brott.

Pregnancy Week by Week Guides to Help You Understand

And Put Your Mind at Rest

If this is your first baby, you are probably going to be bombarded with so much advice from other people. Other woman love to tell your their pregnancy stories, good and bad.

The best thing you can do is to educate yourself, so that you have some idea about what to expect. Also don't freak out if your pregnancy isn't going the same way as what you read. Books are there to give you the facts, it doesn't mean that bad things will happen to you.

All pregnancies are different, so its vital not to believe too much of the drama stories that you will hear or read. Mostly I found pregnancy to be common sense. Draw on your "gut instinct" (pardon the pun) As much as you think you DON'T have a clue what is going on, you will have instincts - so learn to trust them.