Now in a third edition, the best-selling guide on multiple births, Having Twins - and More, covers everything from conception through childhood.Wit...
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Apr 01, 2010
Katherine Parker
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No, I am not pregnant with twins. This is doula-education reading material for me. This is a great resource for parents who are expecting multiples, covering all aspects of multiple pregnancy and birth options, as well as touching on many of the intricacies of caring for two or more babies/children simultaneously: names and sense of identity, how to breastfeed two babies successfully, sleep arrangements, and speech development, among other topics. One thing I appreciate about Noble's writing is
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May 02, 2008
Bethany
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This is one of the most un-helpful "out there" books I have yet to read on the topic of multiples. It is neither objective nor scientific and the author's biases and opinions (many of them questionable and potentially harmful) are the basis for the entire volume. The nutrition section alone is so contradictory and crazy, it totally turned me off of the rest of the book. It first tells you the importance of protein, iron and calcium... no news there... but goes on to tell you that you
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Dec 07, 2009
Kelly
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very opinionated. favors a naturalist approach to everything (birthing, breastfeeding and circumcision); some really useful charts and drawings though and a ton of pictures. keep in mind author is a not a doctor.
Jan 25, 2010
This is my second free twin resource book from the library. Hopefully it will be helpful!
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