The essence of motherhood. Book review by Sadvika Kylash

The essence of motherhood. Book review by Sadvika Kylash An excellent book by Radhika Jindal. The ups and downs of being a mom. I was among the first to proofread this amazing book and loved all accept that had been covered.

The essence of motherhood. Book review by Sadvika Kylash :The book

As I started, one of the first sentences that I am still not able to overcome, “You’re also born again along with the baby” in the chapter Messy Motherhood. Author Radhika has made sure all the elements are included.

Right from the question itself, Am I pregnant? A little conversation with a gynecologist, Dr. Manju Gupta is something that every parent who is planning to have a baby has to read. In the 2nd chapter loved all her detailed points on all the three trimesters which included health, exercise, and diet plan.

The essence of motherhood. Book review by Sadvika Kylash :What I like

A new thing wishes I knew before was, that “Garbh Sanskar” is such a positive one to a new parent or a parent. The essence of motherhood is not only about a mother but a complete chapter dedicated to in-laws and to-be fathers.

I so love how she included the physical, mental and spiritual happiness which I feel is very important for a new mother or a mother-to-be. Few points that Author Radhika mentions I so stand by them. It helped me in my pregnancy days.

A hospital check bag is something that you can directly check out. She included everything and every little detail that takes us through the pregnancy 9 months.

The Journey ahead.

The beautiful journey includes the ups and downs of motherhood. A fact that we all mothers go through. A book that prepares a mother for the postpartum along with the work mom guilt. I am a mother of two and connect completely with her 9th chapter, handling the depression that most moms deal with but don’t wish to talk about.

I loved that Author Radhika included that mental health for new mothers. Glad that I have met her in my blogging journey. She is one such author that I would look up to when my first paperback book comes out.

Do check out Radhika’s blog (here)

You can buy her book from Amazon

You can read my other book review, Zero Day