by Debby | Jan 17, 2013 | Book Review
My ultimate test for a book is whether I would recommend it to my daughter-in-law or to my sister. The answer for this book is, “Yes.” However, I would be recommending the book to my son or brother-in-law as this concise, little book is addressed specifically to the... 
by Debby | Feb 18, 2012 | Book Review
Jena Pincott, the author of this delightful and informative book, says “yes.” Pincott, a science writer and former senior editor at Random House, has compiled a fascinating compendium of research-based facts and theories about pregnancy, birth, and breastfeeding.... by Debby | Aug 1, 2011 | Book Review
There is much that we do know about how people learn and much that we don’t know. When I first began in the field of childbirth education, learning styles were an important component of my education. Now they have been debunked. In search of something on... by Debby | Jul 27, 2010 | Book Review
I like to quote ACOG (the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists) in both my childbirth education classes and in trainings that I do for both new and experienced childbirth educators. The new (2010) edition of ACOG’s book for consumers, Your...