Status Updates From Like a Mother: A Feminist J...

“Women deserve to have access to information so we can make our own educated choices — not information repackaged in the form of instructions about what those choices should be”

The misinformation and anger in this book makes it a tough read. She take arduous measures to talk about how the scientific community doesn’t give us information on the placenta or umbilical cord (which I get, you do have to hunt for it), but then she makes incorrect statements about how precious the baby’s umbilical cord is because so much of her blood ran through it (but the baby has an independent blood flow)