The Second Nine Months by Vicki Glembocki

The Second Nine Months by Vicki Glembocki

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Zusammenfassung

Presents an account of first-parenthood disillusionment. This book presents truth about those first months, from the worry over whether you're bonding, to the suspicion that you're the only woman on earth who lacks the 'maternal gene'.

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The Second Nine Months by Vicki Glembocki

When her daughter Blair was born, Vicki Glembocki experienced the first blast of maternal bliss that she assumed would carry her through the next nine months of sleepless nights and all the challenges that come with a new baby. So why was the transition into motherhood so hard? Because no one told her the real deal about what lay ahead. Finally, one mother gives the unvarnished truth about those first months, from the worry over whether you're bonding, to the suspicion that you're the only woman on earth who lacks the maternal gene." Funny and brutally honest, Glembocki lets new moms know they're not alone and reassures them that when someone coos, Aren't you just loving every minute ?" it's perfectly normal to think: No, actually, I'm not!" And you and your child will still turn out just fine.
Mid-Ohio Valley Parent Magazine, 2/16/09 "This mom's memoir shows a different side to the new mom-the mom who is exhausted, has an extremely fussy baby, who wonders if she made a mistake..It's that kind of frankness that makes this book such a compelling read."
Vicki Glembocki is a columnist for Women's Health and a writer-at-large at Philadelphia Magazine. She, her husband, Thad, and her two daughters live in southern New Jersey.
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ISBN 13 9780738212555
ISBN 10 0738212555
Titel The Second Nine Months
Autor Vicki Glembocki
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Bindungsart Paperback
Verlag Hachette Books
Erscheinungsjahr 2009-01-06
Seitenanzahl 272
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