Oh Sis, You're Pregnant!: The Ultimate Guide to Black Pregnancy & Motherhood Free Audiobook Download by Shanicia Boswell

With a total of 8 hours and 3 minutes of total listening time, this audiobook provides a comprehensive guide for new and expectant mothers. This book includes information on OBGYN's; how to prepare for labor/delivery; birthing options; labor/delivery; what to expect after childbirth; things to do as a new mommy or daddy; the health of your baby during pregnancy, birth, and infancy. It also provides current statistics related to black motherhood.

Black America needs to begin to nurture and provide a better environment for our unborn children and ones that are already born. The book, "Oh Sis, You're Pregnant!" is the ultimate guide for Black mothers who have or will be pregnant and those who are currently raising kids. It includes information on what to do before, during, and after birthing a child.

If you are pregnant and black, this book is for you. If you are not pregnant, but want to better understand the pregnancy experience from a black perspective, this book is also for you. This audiobook features interviews with mothers who have experienced all types of pregnancies, as well as recommended biblical reading, practical insights, and resources on how to live healthy in pregnancy.

A must-read for any black woman who is pregnant, planning to get pregnant or who just wants to learn more about the blessings that come with bringing a new life into this world.

As a single black woman, Shanicia Boswell knows what it's like to be pregnant alone. In her latest book, she shares expert advice and support from other mothers of color and gives you the tools to prepare for your future as a mother ahead of time.

Black mothers are the most important and influential members of the Black community. The narrative of motherhood and blackness is dictated solely by white society. This can lead to a lot of judgment from outside sources, which can be damaging to one's mental health and self-esteem. The truth is that every woman's experience is different and no one has the same experience as another person.