Ten Books Expectant Parents Should Read

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There is a defining moment in every mom’s life. You all know what I am talking about. Pregnancy…..

It can be both a moment of pure bliss or shear terror.

Becoming a mom is one of the greatest gifts life has to offer. Its wonderful, amazing, crazy, and so many other things. The moment that you find out you are pregnant is a life changing one.

Whether its your first child or your fourth child each pregnancy is different. All through my pregnancy with the twins I was sick. Its was horrible. With Matthew things were totally different. Everything from the aches and pains to nausea and even the worries of if this or that is normal has us questioning our mommy radar.

As moms we need encouragement, inspiration, and insight. Being a mom is a blessing from God and cherishing the ups and downs of pregnancy is on every moms agenda.

Here are our top ten books about pregnancy that we think are most helpful for expectant parents and a great start for any pregnant mom!

 

10 Books Expectant Parents Should Read

1. Over 90%of women read What To Expect When You Are Expecting with tips from the first day to the last and information on baby development.

2. Love Letters To My Baby is the first moments of bonding with your unborn child through journaling which is simply heartfelt.

3. Protect your spiritual well-being and daily reflection by reading Your Pregnancy Devotional: 280 Days of Prayer and Inspiration.

4. Share Dads Expecting Too with your husband and inspire parenting, inquire on baby development, and enjoy the stories of being pregnant.

5. Warm your heart as a mother and enjoy Chicken Soup For The Expectant Mothers Soul and brush up on the soon to be adventures of mommyhood.

6. The Baby Bump is such a great read for moms who are looking for survival tips through all nine months of pregnancy.

7. For an expectant mom comedy is always a relief and reading The Girlfriend’s Guide To Pregnancy will be like hearing advice from your closest friend.

8. The Diaper Diaries will help any expectant mom survive pregnancy with a sense of humor.

9. Document every milestone of your pregnancy in The Pregnancy Journal which even has spots for your ultrasound photos and photos of your growing belly.

10. If you are worried about food while your pregnant check out What To Eat When You’re Pregnant that is a great guide for the best foods for pregnant moms.

Do you have a helpful read for expectant moms? Please share with us!