Debunking the Bump by Daphne Adler

Debunking the Bump by Daphne Adler

Mathematician Daphne Adler wades through the research to reveal which factors are truly threats to a healthy pregnancy and which are simply red herrings or old wives' tales. From cheese to sex to saunas, Debunking the Bump sheds light on everything expectant mothers need to know to avoid the real risks without skipping the sushi.

"In this important book, Adler, a mathematician, management consultant, and self-proclaimed 'numbers junkie,' equips mothers with researched data behind recommendations for what to do (and not do) during pregnancy. . She writes in a tone that is both authoritative and assuring—that of a mother rooting for all other mothers."
—Publishers Weekly

"Adler makes it clear that for so many of these topics, more research is needed, but the studies that have been cited are meticulously documented at the end of each chapter. This fun, informative book will help pregnant readers keep things in perspective"
—Tulsa Book Review
 

Daphne Adler holds an undergraduate degree in theoretical mathematics from Harvard College and an MBA from Harvard Business School. She spent her professional career working in management consulting. She grew up in Norwich, Vermont, and now lives in London with her husband and three young children.

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ISBN 13	9781945547805
ISBN 10	1945547804
Title	Debunking the Bump
Author	Daphne Adler
Condition	Unavailable
Binding Type	Paperback
Publisher	Familius LLC
Year published	2018-04-01
Number of pages	352
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