The Baby Bible: A guide to taking care of your bump, your baby and yourself
Bec Judd
Apr 2018 · Allen & Unwin
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What you're not expecting, when you're expecting
Bec Judd has been pregnant quite a lot: three pregnancies, three deliveries and four gorgeous newborn babies. From carrying a baby, delivering it, feeding it and raising it, Bec has experienced almost everything motherhood can throw at you and she wants to share the secrets and stories that she has learned along the way. Not to mention all those things about pregnancy, birth and motherhood that often come as a complete surprise.
Join Bec and her dream team of experts (an obstetrician, a midwife, an ultrasound specialist, a women's health physio and a paediatric sleep specialist) as they take you month by month through your pregnancy. They will share their insider advice on the best ways to eat for two (or three!), stay in shape and get you and your baby sleeping well.
This gorgeous, comprehensive handbook contains a wealth of honest, practical and sometimes hilarious advice to prepare you and your baby for life after birth.
Bec Judd has been pregnant quite a lot: three pregnancies, three deliveries and four gorgeous newborn babies. From carrying a baby, delivering it, feeding it and raising it, Bec has experienced almost everything motherhood can throw at you and she wants to share the secrets and stories that she has learned along the way. Not to mention all those things about pregnancy, birth and motherhood that often come as a complete surprise.
Join Bec and her dream team of experts (an obstetrician, a midwife, an ultrasound specialist, a women's health physio and a paediatric sleep specialist) as they take you month by month through your pregnancy. They will share their insider advice on the best ways to eat for two (or three!), stay in shape and get you and your baby sleeping well.
This gorgeous, comprehensive handbook contains a wealth of honest, practical and sometimes hilarious advice to prepare you and your baby for life after birth.
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Sarah Groundwater
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May 4, 2023
A bit full of herself which I'm guessing is because she's rich and the products she suggested were overly expensive. I need someone who I actually relate to as an expecting mother, not someone bragging about their lifestyle and how she can afford everything. I want to read more about the medical side of pregnancy and birth, suggestion on affordable prices for baby stuff etc, and someone who's been through the struggles of being a mum. I'm only half way into this book and I'm skipping through her suggestions and going straight to the medical advice because I don't want to read about her getting massages every week or talking about laser treatments ect. I just want advice on how to be a good mum and not compare myself to someone who is privileged and can afford luxuries. This makes me sad.....
Crystal Lee Krause
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January 16, 2020
The best book! she is truly an amazing mumma with a down to earth personality and incredible wit and humor! I couldn't put the book down! I loved the addition of expert advice from a range of professionals, more so I loved her raw honesty.
About the author
Rebecca Judd is one of Australia's best-known personalities, working as a television presenter and brand ambassador for some of the country's biggest companies. She is also a mum to four young children.
In 2008 Bec moved to Melbourne from her hometown of Perth with husband Chris, and consequently undertook ambassador roles with some of Australia's best-known brands. She can be seen on Channel Nine as the host of popular travel show Postcards and previously as the weekend weather presenter, and you can hear her on KIIS FM radio as the co-host for the 3PM Pick-Up and on the incredibly popular Mamamia podcast Hello Bump. Bec's fashion and lifestyle blog, Rebecca Judd Loves (RJL), is one of the most read blogs in Australia.
Bec's passion for interior design and her distinct sense of style have led to many notable opportunities. She has designed multiple sell-out ranges of bedding and soft furnishings for Adairs and worked with highly regarded property developer R.Corp.
Rebecca has a Bachelor of Science Degree (HCS) and has worked as a speech pathologist at The Alfred Hospital and Cabrini Hospital in Melbourne. Her greatest achievements to date are her children, Oscar, Billie, and twins Tom and Darcy.
Instagram: @becjudd
Facebook: www.facebook.com/rebeccajuddloves
www.rebeccajuddloves.com
In 2008 Bec moved to Melbourne from her hometown of Perth with husband Chris, and consequently undertook ambassador roles with some of Australia's best-known brands. She can be seen on Channel Nine as the host of popular travel show Postcards and previously as the weekend weather presenter, and you can hear her on KIIS FM radio as the co-host for the 3PM Pick-Up and on the incredibly popular Mamamia podcast Hello Bump. Bec's fashion and lifestyle blog, Rebecca Judd Loves (RJL), is one of the most read blogs in Australia.
Bec's passion for interior design and her distinct sense of style have led to many notable opportunities. She has designed multiple sell-out ranges of bedding and soft furnishings for Adairs and worked with highly regarded property developer R.Corp.
Rebecca has a Bachelor of Science Degree (HCS) and has worked as a speech pathologist at The Alfred Hospital and Cabrini Hospital in Melbourne. Her greatest achievements to date are her children, Oscar, Billie, and twins Tom and Darcy.
Instagram: @becjudd
Facebook: www.facebook.com/
www.rebeccajuddloves.com
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