Of course, no woman is spared the discomforts and humiliations of pregnancy, but most are too polite to complain or too embarrassed to talk about them. Oh, the joys of pregnancy! There's the gassiness, constipation, queasiness, and exhaustion, the forgetfulness, crankiness, and the constant worry. Book Review: Lover Unleashed (Black Dagger Brother.Overview of Belly Laughs: The Naked Truth about Pregnancy and Childbirth.Book Review: My Soul to Save (Soul Screamers #2) b.Book Review: My Sparkling Misfortune by Laura Lond.Book to Movie Review: Water for Elephants.Book Review: Silver Smoke (Seven Halos #1) by Moni.Book Review: Baby Laughs: The Naked Truth About th.My Soul to Keep (Soul Screamers #3) by Rachel Vincent.Book Review: Codename Dancer (Dani Spevak Mystery.I would recommend this fast, fun read to all parents. I'm glad I waited until after I had my baby to read this book: I definitely enjoyed it more than I would have had I read it before she was born. Baby Laughs is set up exactly like Belly Laughs: each chapter chronicles her experience with a different challenge. McCarthy's honesty and tell-it-like-it-is writing style are refreshing. I think it's neat to know that a celebrity feels the same way I do about things. Two weeks after finishing Baby Laughs, I find myself quoting sections of it to my mom or husband, and saying things like, "it took Jenny McCarthy one year to lose her baby weight, so I shouldn't expect to lose mine in the first two months," and "Jenny McCarthy cut the tips of her baby's fingers when she cut his nails, just like I did."
Baby Laughs didn't have as many laugh-out-loud moments for me as Belly Laughs did, but I still really enjoyed it. I loved McCarthy's pregnancy book: Belly Laughs, so I was really looking forward to reading about her first year of motherhood. Mothers and fathers will find much-needed relief and insight in this sometimes touching, sometimes gritty, but always perceptive and outrageously funny account of what it truly means to have your very own small bundle of joy. In Baby Laughs she examines the full range of challenges that new mothers face, including: The humiliations of postnatal "numbing spray," Tucks medicated pads, and adult diapers jelly belly, balding, and gum disease and becoming a "five-foot puke rag" for the baby Heart-stopping terrors, such as baby manicures, breathing checks, and burp failures Inadequacies, such as lullaby illiteracy and the need for a "heavy rotation" of toys, videos, and mobiles Daddy antics, such as infant wrestling, home-movie mania, sleeping like a log, and expecting sex Dueling grandmas, germ-ridden guests, Olympic-class competitive mommies, anorexic pets and much more.
Jenny McCarthy's hilarious, no-holds-barred personality has made her an instantly recognizable TV personality and a bestselling author.
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