Informed is Best: How to Spot Fake News about Your Pregnancy, Birth and Baby
Amy Brown
2019
This book offers a comprehensive guide to navigating the vast array of information surrounding pregnancy, birth, and early parenting. Amy Brown, a professor of public health, provides readers with tools to critically evaluate the credibility of various sources, understand research methodologies, and make informed decisions that align with their individual needs and values. The book emphasizes the importance of discerning evidence-based information from misinformation, empowering parents to trust their judgment in the face of conflicting advice.
Why It’s Included
Informed is Best aligns with our values by promoting informed decision-making and critical thinking. It encourages parents to move beyond one-size-fits-all advice, fostering autonomy and confidence in their choices. The book's emphasis on understanding the context and quality of information supports a more personalized and respectful approach to parenting.
Who It’s For
Expectant and new parents seeking to navigate the overwhelming amount of information related to pregnancy and parenting. Healthcare professionals and support workers who wish to guide families in making evidence-based decisions will also find this book valuable.
“Never before has a generation been so informed - or confused. In an overwhelming tsunami of advice created by everyone from academics to influencers, how are parents to weed out the rubbish from the facts? Amy Brown takes an evidence-based approach to working it out”
