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"The First 8 Days of Being a Mom is a wonderful practical guide for new moms. It's an invaluable resource to tell you what is normal, what to expect and what to do for you and your baby's first days together."

Ricki Lake and Abby Epstein, authors of "My Best Birth" and filmmakers of "The Business of Being Born"

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"I initially ordered a copy of "The First 8 Days of Being a Mom" as a resource to add to my lending library. However upon receiving it, I realized that I had an AMAZING resource in my hands, one that is a must have for every expectant parent. I plan to share "The First 8 Days of Being a Mom" with all of my clients, as I believe that it is an invaluable resource, and will help to relieve a lot of stress surrounding the first days of being home with a new baby!"

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Pamela Pimental of MOMS Orange County says, .....

DateWednesday, September 8, 2010 at 9:56PM

"This manual (The First 8 Days of Being a Mom) addresses every concern a mother will have after giving birth, both for herself and her newborn.  The journal allows the mother the chance to track the changes she is experiencing and the baby’s daily activities.  New moms, dads, and families will be relieved to know  things are progressing as they should, and when it is necessary to seek medical help.  A must have for any family approaching childbirth!"

Pamela Pimentel, RN - CEO of MOMS orange County

MOMS Orange County provides access to prenatal care, health screenings, health education, and referral services to more than 3,500 low income pregnant women annually in underserved communities in Orange County. Their services are offered at no cost to those who qualify.

Your donation to MOMS Orange County could make a difference. Please visit www.momsorangecounty.org to see what you can do to help. 

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