The Hot Mom to Be Handbook: Look and Feel Great from Bump to Baby
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| Rating | : | 4.53 (626 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0061787353 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 352 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-04-19 |
| Language | : | English |
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From Publishers Weekly Denay (The Hot Mom's Handbook), blogger and founder of the online community Hot Moms Club, focuses on the mom-to-be in this reissue with a snappy cover and design. The single mom of a nine-year-old boy, Denay covers a wide range of subjects of interest to pregnant women, including healthy eating, baby showers, the latest trends in babymoons (a romantic, before-baby trip), and where to find a masculine-looking diaper bag for dad. Along with practical information on how to design an eco-friendly nursery and useful special sections called bump on a budget, eco-minded mamma Denay touches upon topics that may be of limited appeal, such as what to do about piercings and nipple rings (i.e
“Your fun, tongue-in-cheek guide through the world of growing pregnancy possibilities!”—Brooke Burke The Hot Mom to be Handbook by Jessica Denay is not your ordinary pregnancy book. It’s the ultimate resource for any expecting mom to be who refuses to check her sense of style and self at the white picket fence. Founder of the popular social networking site the Hot Moms Club, author Denay is on the pulse of hot mom trends and has worked with celebrity moms such as Mariska Hargitay, Trista Sutter, Lauren Holly, Ricki Lake, Kelly Rutherford, Joely Fisher,
good for some, a fluff book with excellent resources This book is okay if you're in your twenties, fashion conscious, and a nervous, first time mom. However, as someone who's been a parent for almost a decade, is nearly good for some, a fluff book with excellent resources Amazon Customer This book is okay if you're in your twenties, fashion conscious, and a nervous, first time mom. However, as someone who's been a parent for almost a decade, is nearly 40, fashion conscious, and expecting again, I have one word for you: Resources!!!! I skimmed the 1st 114 pages that were useless to me; I don't care about Trista Sutter's birthing experience, I know how to handle the issues that seemed monumental the 1st time, but seem frivolous now, like how to handle unwanted advice, input, etc. I also think parts of the book are ridiculous, like ringing bells in your baby's room before decorating it, or, on p.105 it says. 0, fashion conscious, and expecting again, I have one word for you: Resources!!!! I skimmed the 1st 11good for some, a fluff book with excellent resources Amazon Customer This book is okay if you're in your twenties, fashion conscious, and a nervous, first time mom. However, as someone who's been a parent for almost a decade, is nearly 40, fashion conscious, and expecting again, I have one word for you: Resources!!!! I skimmed the 1st 114 pages that were useless to me; I don't care about Trista Sutter's birthing experience, I know how to handle the issues that seemed monumental the 1st time, but seem frivolous now, like how to handle unwanted advice, input, etc. I also think parts of the book are ridiculous, like ringing bells in your baby's room before decorating it, or, on p.105 it says. pages that were useless to me; I don't care about Trista Sutter's birthing experience, I know how to handle the issues that seemed monumental the 1st time, but seem frivolous now, like how to handle unwanted advice, input, etc. I also think parts of the book are ridiculous, like ringing bells in your baby's room before decorating it, or, on p.105 it says. Hot Mom to Be Handbook--SO MANY RESOURCES! When I first found out I was pregnant, I was so overwhelmed by all the book options that I decided to only grab a few, and this one barely made it into the pile because the title seemed a bit cheesy. However, I was very pleasantly surprised with how helpful it is. Denay is like a more-experienced friend giving you the inside scoop on what to get, what to skip, where to get different items, and offers eco-friendly and budget-friendly advice and resources. She really covers a wide range of topics, writes very nicely in an easy-to-read format (that doesn't have the reader falling asleep or skipping pages), and goes quickly . Adryenn Ashley said Baby Bumps. With all the attention around who is having who's baby, and was that or wasn't that a baby bump, I'm so happy that Jessica Denay wrote a book that can help everyday women get and stay "hot" during pregnancy without a personal celebrity stylist. I survived wearing sweats! If only I could be pregnant now when it's hip and cool. But its more than fashion in this Womb With A View.Jessica Denay did a great job with this book. She covers everything from morning sickness to blogging the baby! She gives you tips on unique and memorable activities for every month along the way that are sure to create wonderful memories while you