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Making Babies: Stumbling into Motherhood
Making Babies: Stumbling Into
Motherhood
    Anne Enright, one of
    Ireland's most remarkable
    writers, has just had
    two babies: a girl and a
    boy. Her new book,
    Making Babies, is
    the intimate, engaging,
    and very funny record of
    the journey from early
    pregnancy to age two.


    Written in
    dispatches, typed with a
    sleeping baby in the
    room, it has the rush of
    good news - full of the
    mess, the glory, and
    the raw shock of it all.
    Easily confiding and full
    of advice from the front
    line, the book contains
    sections on buggies ('All
    women with buggies look
    like they are on
    welfare'), second
    pregnancies ('No one
    gives a toss about your
    second pregnancy. Get on
    with it'), evolution
    ('Humans give birth in
    pain so that they can't
    run away, afterwards'),
    not to mention how to get
    trolleyed while
    breastfeeding ('There are
    good reasons not to feed
    a baby while drunk, not
    all of them aesthetic').


    Making
    Babies     is an antidote
    to the po-faced,
    polemical 'How-to' baby
    books, but it also bears
    a visceral and dreamlike
    witness to the first
    years of parenthood. It
    is written from the heart
    of change: urgent,
    funny, passionate and
    wry. Anne Enright brings
    her entire self to this
    account of her life, as
    new life came out of it.
    She wrote it down as it
    happened, because, for
    these months and years,
    it is impossible for a
    woman to
    lie.
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Attachment: Volume One of the Attachment and Loss Trilogy
Attachment: Volume One Of The
Attachment And Loss Trilogy
    In this classic work of
    psychology John Bowlby
    examines the processes
    that take place in
    attachment and separation
    and shows how
    experimental studies of
    children provide us with
    a recognizable behaviour
    pattern which is
    confirmed by discoveries
    in the biological
    sciences. He makes clear
    that human attachment is
    an instinctive response
    to the need for
    protection against
    predators, and one as
    important for survival as
    nutrition and
    reproduction.
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The Feel The Fear Guide To... Lasting Love: How to create a superb relationship for life
The Feel The Fear Guide To...
Lasting Love: How To Create A
Superb Relationship For Life
    Feel the Fear and Do
    It Anyway     has sold a
    million copies round the
    world since 1987,
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£6.56
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