<p>You can&acute;t describe the happiness you felt the moment you got the positive results of your pregnancy test. But only a couple of hours later, you catch yourself worrying about everything that could go wrong.</p><p><em>Did I accidentally harm the baby before I knew I was pregnant?<br />
Are the antibiotics I took going to hurt my baby?<br />
Can exercise or stress at work cause preterm labor?<br />
Am I going to be a good mom?</em></p><p>...and the worst one &ldquo;<em>what if my child has a birth defect</em>&rdquo;.</p><p>Don&acute;t worry, all of these fears and questions are normal and part of the journey. In fact, according to <em>Parents Magazine</em>, <strong>78%</strong> of expectant mothers rated <strong>birth defects</strong> as their <strong>number one</strong> concern.</p><p>But like many times in life, knowing the facts can help ease your mind.</p><p>There are more than <strong>4 million</strong> babies born in the US each year and the vast majority arrive healthy and full-term. The organization <em>March of Dimes</em> reports <strong>less than 4 %</strong> will have any form of birth defect and most of them won&acute;t be life-threatening.</p><p>And you can even <strong>reduce</strong> the risk of certain birth defects of the brain and spinal cord by more than <strong>70%</strong> by doing this one thing you will discover inside&hellip;</p><p>This is only a select sample of what you&acute;ll discover in &ldquo;<em>A Worry-Free Pregnancy For First Time Parents</em>&rdquo;:</p>
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<li>Know <strong>what&rsquo;s safe</strong> and <strong>what&rsquo;s not</strong> to have a stress free pregnancy without complications</li>
<li>Your pregnancy roadmap to exactly know the size, form and development of your baby at each stage of your pregnancy</li>
<li><strong>What doctors say</strong> about your pregnancy worries and why they are <strong>not as scary as you think</strong>&nbsp;</li>
<li><strong>Science-backed answers</strong> to all &ldquo;parents to be&rdquo; most commonly asked questions (in laymen&rsquo;s terms)</li>
<li>What you can do to <strong>lower the risk of delivering early by 65%</strong> and ensure the perfect development of your unborn child</li>
<li>Simple relief techniques to minimize the pain during labor and why you should start practicing now</li>
<li>A walk-through of all <strong>4 ways of delivery:</strong> before, during and after explained</li>
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<p>And much more.</p>
<p>Including a bonus chapter on dad&acute;s role to prepare both partners equally and make sure that not only your baby, but also your relationship stays healthy. You&acute;ll discover:</p>

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<li>The <strong>surprising truth about sex</strong> during and after pregnancy</li>
<li>Why it&acute;s normal that women fret about their baby more than men do and how daddies can support mommies best</li>
<li>Effective tricks to take some pain off your partner during delivery<p>You are nail-bitingly excited and can&acute;t wait to finally meet your little cupcake. Yet, 9 months can be a long time, especially if you have to constantly be afraid of <strong>other people&acute;s judgment.</strong></p><p><em>&ldquo;What, you are going on vacation? Don&acute;t you think that&acute;s too dangerous? Flying increases your risk of thrombosis.&rdquo;</em></p><p>Yes, everyone around you thinks they know it all, yet each person is different and so is every pregnancy. That&acute;s why you know best what&acute;s good for your baby.</p><p>Author <em>Harley Carr</em> knows one size does not fit all, that&acute;s why she hands you a goodie bag with a collection of advice and the newest science-backed facts about pregnancy and YOU are the one deciding what to take and what to leave.</p><p>If you want to enjoy your pregnancy to the fullest and find answers to all your worrying questions, scroll up and click &ldquo;Add to Cart&rdquo; right now.</p></li>
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