Best Pregnancy Audiobooks Novels & Stories

Sophie. Morning. Hope you survived the gala and Carter’s temper. Sending you some links—audio books and podcasts. Not just Pilates, but history, politics, even Austen. You don’t need paper to learn, Amber. There are other ways. The words doubled and slid. I could read, I always could, but when nerves were bad the letters fought me, mocking. I tapped the text-to-speech icon. The phone’s voice was flat, but at least it didn’t laugh when my brain twisted words. Wellness. Pilates basics. U.S. history. Austen. Relief spread through me so fast I almost laughed.

She wring her fingers around Mujaddad's, he's been holding her hands throughout their time there. "Congratulations, Mr. and Mrs. Mujaddad! You are three weeks pregnant." He smiled widely before sticking his hand to Mujaddad who unconsciously shook it before sitting back down on the chair, absent mindedly while absorbing the new information. He prescribed some vitamins for her and gave them a book pregnant women are meant to go through of what and what they shouldn't do. The book is bulky, Fayha already decided that she won't read it at all or maybe just check here and there. Who would read all these because they are pregnant? G****e exists for people like her and for a reason too.

The OB's office was in Midtown. Bright. Clean. Walls covered in photos of babies. So many babies. I sat in the waiting room, filling out forms. Marcus beside me, reading every pregnancy magazine available. "Did you know babies can hear in utero at eighteen weeks?" he said. "I did not." "We should start playing music. Classical is supposed to help brain development." "Marcus. I'm seven weeks pregnant. The baby doesn't even have fully formed ears yet."

The child was listening to everything around me from inside my womb. The moment I showed even a hint of not wanting him, he would drag me down with him. Seeing my distorted expression, the doctor finally realized how serious the situation was. "Ms. Brooks, how are you feeling right now? If your body isn't suitable for pregnancy, I recommend putting your health first. You can always have children later." Clenching my teeth and forcing myself to endure the pain, I said, "I'm fine. I can handle it. Please prescribe some more glucose and nutritional supplements. I need to make sure the baby is healthy."

me and Lucian chimed at the same time, and she nodded, smiling too. “Damn,” she muttered, letting out a breath. “Thanks, guys. I sure as hell didn’t see this coming.” Lucian swatted her shoulder gently. “Language, Rex. The baby can hear you,” he said seriously, and a chuckle escaped me. “I doubt that,” I muttered, and he pouted before turning to the doctor. “Tell them I’m right,” he said, and the doctor smiled gently too. “Well, Beta, the pregnancy is about three weeks old, so the baby hearing is unlikely,” he said.

“Yeah. I had dinner with Mom last night. When I got home, Gabriel was already there. I am not ready to sit down with him and talk heart-to-heart. But we talked last night. He even felt the baby moving.” “She sensed her parents.” “Really?” I asked excitedly. “It’s a myth, I think, but yeah. At around six or seven months, her hearing is developed so she can hear you. That’s why mothers sing or read books for the baby.” “Oh, God, I can’t sing, but I can definitely read books.” I couldn’t help but smile. I felt the excitement in my belly. “They’re going to find you once they figure you’re not home.” “I know. That’s why I turned off my phone. I left my panic button and deactivated the GPS in my c

Raven sat on the kitchen counter, watching Damon move around the kitchen. She kept a hand on her abdomen, hoping the nausea would subside soon. The morning sickness was getting worse every day, and according to the classic book to read during pregnancy, “What to Expect When You’re Expecting,” it could get worse before it gets better when carrying twins. She was dreading so much of what she had read, but the thought of her babies, the only part she had left of the man she had fallen in love with.

“Really?” I nodded. “At first they’ll only be able to hear sounds,” I said, excitedly scanning through the book in rapid motion, hoping to show him the passages as proof, “but eventually, they’ll learn to recognize and respond to different voices, even in the womb. I found it utterly fascinating—how the baby will be able to tell us apart by our voices even before he’s born…” I trailed off once I realized that Xaden fell quiet, gazing at me with the softest smile. I reddened with embarrassment, suddenly feeling shy. I didn’t want to ramble when he had more important things to do.

-Thank you very much Margaret got comfortable and stripped off the few clothes he was wearing, staying in his pajamas, I don't know why I was always looking at him from head to toe, there was something in my stomach that made me feel things when I saw him shirtless, but I had to control my emotions at that moment or else I would be exposed to him. -He got up and tried to turn off the light but obviously I didn't want him to turn it off yet -could you leave it on for a moment?-I took the book that I had left from the time and when I came to this place I had already read it quite advanced and now of romance I started to read aloud one of the chapters also I was looking a little strange that is

Then, in a baby voice, she said, “Oh, boohoo. Is Miss Smith going to cry?” Crystal wiped her eyes and said nothing. There’s no point in starting an argument - she reminded herself. Helen returned to Nathan’s side, and they continued on their way. It wasn’t long before they could hear the water, and Crystal said, “I hear fetuses like to listen to the sound of waves. It’s their favorite sound.”