For the Week Ending March 31, 2019.
Twitter’s favorite OB/GYN, Jen Gunter, has penned this book that will remain useful long after you have given birth. It comes out this summer. Read more here.
This is important for you because even after you push that baby out, you will still need that vagina.
Jessica Simpson had a baby – her third – and it’s a girl. She and her husband, former football player Eric Johnson, named her Birdie Mae. Read more here.
This is not important for you. But still, it’s a cute name.
Private nursing and pumping facilities have been turning up in all kinds of places – corporate and government offices, sports stadiums, airports – but not so much in labs. New moms who are scientists can have unique issues, like working in remote field locations or with dangerous substances. Read more here.
This is important for you because new mothers are at early stages of all different types of careers, and many of them still face challenges.
This book-length rumination on the transition to motherhood – i.e. pregnancy – features watercolors painted by the Italian artist Alessandro Sanna accompanying a poem by Paola Quintivalle. Read more here.
This is important for you because you can enjoy the book now – and your little one will enjoy it at bedtime in a few years!
