Doux Bordel
Doux Bordel
D’ Andrée-Anne Brunet
Voilà un livre que j’aurais aimé recevoir en 1999 lors de ma première grossesse😅
Une tranche de vie bien racontée d’une maman vivant sa première grossesse jusqu’à l’après accouchement durant la période de COVID!
Contente de lire que mes ressentis n’étaient pas lié à mon syndrome de mère indigne, je suis contente de savoir que 26ans plus tard, 3 grossesses à mon actif que je suis pas la seule vivant ce bordel😅😅😅
Beaucoup de choses j’aurais fait autrement, comme porter des couches pour mieux absorber le lochie ( forme d’incontinence après l’accouchement par voie vaginale )
Mes débats sur l’allaitement qui a eu raison de moi à ma dernière grossesse et tous les autres questionnement pour Mieux vivre avec bébé.
On livre à offrir aux nouvelles mamans, je pourrais même dire aux nouveaux parents, car l’adaptation du père est aussi bien bordélique 😅😅😅
Genre // Biographique
Pages // 235p
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/5
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Reading 'Doux Bordel' offers a sincere glimpse into the complexities of first-time motherhood, particularly during unprecedented times such as the COVID-19 pandemic. The author shares authentic experiences, including managing lochia—a form of postpartum vaginal bleeding often misunderstood—and navigating the physical and emotional messiness that accompanies childbirth and early parenthood. Many new mothers encounter feelings of inadequacy or guilt, sometimes described as 'motherhood syndrome,' but this book reassures readers that such feelings are common and normal. It emphasizes how every pregnancy and parenting journey is unique and often filled with unexpected challenges, including debates around breastfeeding and managing postpartum recovery. Moreover, 'Doux Bordel' reflects on the father's role and adaptation, highlighting that both parents face considerable upheaval and adjustment after the arrival of a baby. This broad perspective can help new parents feel less isolated and more supported in their shared experiences. For anyone preparing to become a parent, especially during difficult times, this book provides practical insights and emotional validation. The discussion of postpartum care, such as using protective pads for lochia absorption, fills an important knowledge gap often overlooked in parenting literature. In addition, the book encourages open conversations about the physical and mental realities of parenting, helping to dismantle stigmas related to postpartum struggles and parental adaptation. This can empower parents to seek support and embrace their imperfect, often chaotic journeys. Overall, 'Doux Bordel' is a valuable resource for new mothers and fathers, offering both solidarity and practical advice for surviving and thriving through the joyful chaos of early parenthood.
