The Happy Birth Book

‘If you’re having a baby this is a MUST READ. Get the birth you want whatever path you choose’ Davina McCall

‘This is an amazing book. It should be read by everybody having a baby and anyone providing care around birth’ Lesley Page, President of The Royal College of Midwives

‘A practical, no nonsense approach to ensuring you are fully prepared for the greatest adventure out there!’ Bear Grylls

Pregnancy, birth and the early weeks of being a parent can be incredibly overwhelming. It’s a very special time and should be a joyful and empowering experience. Yet the conflicting advice about pregnancy, labour and parenting can leave your head spinning – and make it highly unlikely you will get the birth you want. Until now.

In THE HAPPY BIRTH BOOK, Beverley Turner, with the help of midwife Pam Wild, lays out all the facts about pregnancy, birth and new parenthood. Covering everything from scans to stretch marks, hypnobirthing to pain relief, as well as specific advice for partners, THE HAPPY BIRTH BOOK will be there for you every step of the way. Whether you’re in the early months of pregnancy and are anxious about the whole process, or you’re under pressure to make decisions about your upcoming labour, THE HAPPY BIRTH BOOK cuts through all the mixed messages and urban myths surrounding birth to give you straightforward, evidence-based advice which will help you and your partner to choose the path to parenthood that is right for you.

So what are you waiting for? Dive in – and start preparing for the happiest day of your life.

Author Biography

Beverley Turner (Author)

She is perhaps best known for her work in the media as a journalist, TV presenter and host of her own phone-in current-affairs show on LBC Radio. Beverley sits on the Royal College of Midwives’ Better Births Initiative team and chairs events for IMUK, Birthrights and Doula UK. She is also a trained psychotherapist and hypnotherapist, but she keeps this quiet in case people think she is a weirdo. She has three children and is married to Olympic gold medallist, James Cracknell.