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What to expect before you're expecting by Heidi Murkoff · Booklabria

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What to expect before you're expecting

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What to expect before you're expecting

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First published: 2009
Language: English
Editions: 3

Synopsis

A step-by-step guide to making a baby, including preparing for conception, boosting your fertility, adjusting your lifestyle, timing sex for baby success, and more. Practical advice, tips and strategies:Getting into tip-top baby-making shape ; Fertility-friendly eating ; Pinpointing ovulation ; Overcoming fertility bumps on the road to baby ; A journal to keep track of it all.

Subjects: Pregnancy
Childbirth
Prenatal care
Postnatal care
Preconception Care

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