I found the majority of this information available in every other book on pregnancy that I’ve read so far. To top it off when speaking of hospital births and drug free births or natural labors the authors opinion was fairly evident.
Rating: 2 / 5

Must have for working women. I’m a health professional so I got this and more detail-oriented book but I prefer to read this more.

It’s very well organized so you can find what you need to look up right away.

It’s so life relevant that you’ll know what to prepare for your baby, yourself and your work! It’s always important not to burn the bridge at work.
Rating: 5 / 5

Things I like about this book:

It’s full of quotes by real women experiencing pregnancy. What’s great about this is that they are from varied perspectives, and even sometimes contradict each other! Surprise, not all women are the same and not all women experience pregnancy the same way

Another thing is that while this book is directed towards women with outside-the-home jobs, it covers a wide range – teachers, police officers, ad executives and lawyers are all given equal attention.
Rating: 5 / 5

This is a very good book for women for still need to work during pregnancy. It was very informative. It’s written like you are talking to a girlfriend, but has the information that you would want to hear from a doctor. I recommend this book!
Rating: 5 / 5

This is a wonderful book that helps guide the journey from preconception through pregnancy and beyond. It answers all of your questions about trying to find the balance between work and being a Mom. You won’t find a better reference for expectant Moms out there. It has great (sometimes funny) tips given in quotes throughout the book from Mom’s in all different types of work environments. It has all the important information from the doctor’s standpoint but it also fun to read and won’t put you to sleep. I have already recommended this book to all of my girlfriends and family members.
Rating: 5 / 5