In good time

What physical changes will I experience during pregnancy? Should I fast on Tisha Beav and Yom Kippur? Is it necessary to “eat for two”? How will I know that I have gone into labor? What should I do if I have to go to the hospital on Shabbat? How can I actively participate during labor? What does the Torah advise regarding safe childbirth? Written by a Rabbi and his wife – a registered nurse and midwife. In good time answers all these questions and many more, in an original combination of clinical and halachic (Jewish law) information that speaks directly to the Jewish mother, and all accompanied with splendid illustrations, diagrams and graphics.

Title : In good time Category : Marriage and family

Description: Rabbi Baruch Finkelstein and his wife Michal Finkelstein, a midwife and nurse, address the issue of pregnancy and childbirth in this book. This treatise is divided into three parts, the first dealing with the prenatal period, the second with the perinatal period, and the third with the postpartum period. In addition to these three chapters, it contains at the end an appendix of studies and additional medical charts.

Because I recommend it: An essential book to carry out a birth planning process correctly. This book will instruct you about care during pregnancy in matters such as diet and exercise. Also, on issues related to the newborn such as: feeding the baby, choosing the name and blessing the children.