I was anxious about his health. I had a terrible fear of something going wrong and not being able to carry him full term and I worried about not being prepared to become a mother. The first weeks were incredibly long and it felt like I was not able to get the rest I needed; therefore, I recurred to reading. Since I worked at a school I always had a few children’s books checked out to prepare projects or assignments for my students– luckily that night I had a very special one. Guess how much I love you? by Sam McBratney. As soon as I began reading to my unborn son there was a sudden change in his movement. He began moving all around. I couldn’t believe that reading to him could trigger this surprising reaction. I went through the entire story and the movement continued but as soon as the book ended – his movements did too. The next day I felt him move during the day but at night when I began reading Oh, the Places You’ll Go by Dr. Seuss; his movements increased like a speeding bullet. I realized at this point that everything
I was anxious about his health. I had a terrible fear of something going wrong and not being able to carry him full term and I worried about not being prepared to become a mother. The first weeks were incredibly long and it felt like I was not able to get the rest I needed; therefore, I recurred to reading. Since I worked at a school I always had a few children’s books checked out to prepare projects or assignments for my students– luckily that night I had a very special one. Guess how much I love you? by Sam McBratney. As soon as I began reading to my unborn son there was a sudden change in his movement. He began moving all around. I couldn’t believe that reading to him could trigger this surprising reaction. I went through the entire story and the movement continued but as soon as the book ended – his movements did too. The next day I felt him move during the day but at night when I began reading Oh, the Places You’ll Go by Dr. Seuss; his movements increased like a speeding bullet. I realized at this point that everything