First timers: what are you reading?

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I like my reading to be backed by good data, so I started with Expecting Better by Emily Oster.  I’ve been working my way through Bringing Up Bebe (not scientific, but still had some astute observations that could be helpful).  
I just ordered The Science of Mom and Informed Parent (both written by people with PhDs in biology). 
What are y’all reading?

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Nothing lol

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I liked belly laughs by Jenny McCarthy not sure it's backed by scientific data ( I had enough of that type of reading in school for my entire life) but it's hilarious and an easy read.

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I’ve been inhaling past episodes of the podcast The Longest Shortest Time. 
https://longestshortesttime.com/

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Girlfriends guide to pregnancy. By far the most helpful, accurate, and enjoyable book about pregnancy that I’ve read.

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Ina May’s Guide to childbirth... and also The Natural Mama. I’m planning on having a natural childbirth so they are probably different then what most people read😂. The first one was amazing I recommend it to everyone now🙌🏼

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Real Food For Pregnancy. The same author wrote a book for gestational diabetes as well. I like her common sense approach.

First timers: what are you reading?

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