Pregnancy in Practice Ingrid Thomsen

Pregnancy in Practice Ingrid ThomsenBabies are not simply bornthey are made through cultural and social practices. Based on rich empirical work, this book examines the everyday experiences that mark pregnancy in the US today, such as reading pregnancy advice books, showing ultrasound baby pictures to friends and co workers, and decorating the nursery in anticipation of the new arrival. These ordinary practices of pregnancy, the author argues, are significant and revealing creative

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His approach to ethics was not merely as an academic pursuit

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It provides distinctive learning opportunities and professional development for all stakeholders through collaborative planning and by leveraging resources