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The New Mom's Survival Guide

How to Reclaim Your Body, Your Health, Your Sanity and Your Sex Life After Having a Baby

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Why can’t I lose the extra weight?
Why am I shedding like my pet golden retriever?
I’m just too tired to have sex— and it hurts. What should I do?
How can I tell the difference between the “baby blues” and a real depression?
Why am I having so many fights with my husband?

At last your baby has arrived, and you’re experiencing all the joys that come with being a new mom. But you may not have bargained on acne and enlarged feet, not to mention constipation, vaginal pain, mood swings, or perhaps one of the more serious conditions that pregnancy can trigger. So what can you do to deal with all these unexpected challenges? In this compassionate, comprehensive guide, Dr. Jennifer Wider, a physician as well as the mother of two small children, delivers up-to-date medical information, candid answers to a host of questions, and expert advice on a range of postpartum issues, including:
Sex and intimacy after pregnancy—physical and mental roadblocks
•Marital stresses and strains
•How to safely lose weight and exercise
•Cracked nipples and other breast-feeding concerns
•When the baby blues are more than just a phase
•Coping with thyroid problems, anemia, diabetes, urinary incontinence, and other conditions that can show up during or after pregnancy
From redefining yourself to taking care of yourself while caring for your baby, The New Mom’s Survival Guide offers such a wealth of practical help that new moms will turn to it again and again.
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    • Library Journal

      May 15, 2008
      After spending nine months reading about pregnancy and parenting, many new moms find they still have questions relating to their postpartum life. By that point, however, they're likely to be too busy with all the obligations that come with having a baby to look further into the matter. Wider ("The Doctor's Complete College Girls' Health Guide"), a medical doctor and mother of two, was inspired by a new-mom support group she joined to write this great reference source for all those questions you don't want or have the time to ask. She gives new moms a frank and upbeat overview of what changes they can expect and how to deal with them. She also encourages new momswhose families, after all, need for them to be healthyto be aware of what their bodies and minds are telling them. Sections are made for dipping into as needed rather than reading straight through and explore issues relating to breast feeding, sex, weight loss, health, and more. A useful book that may help new moms reclaim balance in their lives and address their own needs sooner rather than later; recommended for public libraries.Mindy Rhiger, Minneapolis

      Copyright 2008 Library Journal, LLC Used with permission.

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