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When you're expecting twins, triplets, or quads : proven guidelines for a healthy multiple pregnancy  Cover Image Book Book

When you're expecting twins, triplets, or quads : proven guidelines for a healthy multiple pregnancy

Luke, Barbara. (Author). Eberlein, Tamara. (Added Author). Newman, Roger B. (Added Author).

Summary: Describes what to expect during a multiple-child pregnancy, and covers doctor selection, nutrition, exercise, and signs of preterm labor.

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  • ISBN: 9780062379481
  • ISBN: 0062379488
  • Physical Description: print
    xvii, 621 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
  • Edition: Fourth edition.
  • Publisher: New York : William Morrow, [2017]

Content descriptions

Bibliography, etc. Note: Includes bibliographical references (pages 573-604) and index.
Formatted Contents Note: Your unique pregnancy -- The best medical care for expectant mothers of multiples -- Your weight-gain goals -- Need-to-know nutrition -- Smart dietary strategies: supplements and special situations -- Your body: how to look good, feel great, work smart, and play it safe -- Pregnancy complications: how to lower your risk -- The emotional ups and downs of pregnancy... multiplied -- Giving birth to all those babies -- You babies' hospital experience: the nursery and the NICU -- Feeding the masses--including the breast-feeding mom -- A better body after babies -- The crazy first months at home -- Becoming one big happy family -- Appendix A: Best recipes for moms-to-be of multiples -- Appendix B: Birthweight references for twins -- Appendix C: Birthweight references for triplets -- Appendix D: Resources for parents of multiples -- Appendix E: Doctor to doctor: a research update.
Subject: Multiple pregnancy
Multiple birth
Twins
Triplets
Quadruplets
Child development

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