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# Sacred Pregnancy: A Loving Guide and Journal for Expectant Moms

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In today's western cultures, the typical pregnancy focuses on the baby to the exclusion of the woman herself, so that the entire experience has become more about preparing for the baby's arrival than looking closely at oneself to prepare emotionally for all of the changes that creating a new life brings. Sacred Pregnancy was written to help the pregnant woman journey within herself to prepare for the birth of her baby. Sacred Pregnancy is a gorgeous four-color book especially created for mothers-to-be to reflect on the many personal milestones of the full gestation period of a pregnancy. With beautiful professional photos that correspond to each topic, Sacred Pregnancy also features a journal space for the pregnant woman to record her thoughts and feelings. Each week the mother-to-be is given information on her baby, her body, and her spirit and is asked to reflect on these via the topic of the week, which touches on a variety of issues such as sexuality, fears about labor, becoming a mother, courage, rite of passage, adornment, body image, meditation, and sisterhood to name a few. Mothers-to-be are invited to look deeply at the issues unique to their journey and find a centered, peaceful place to live their pregnancy fully. Lastly, Sacred Pregnancy includes place for the new mother to record her birth story and a large resource section on various birthing options and supports for pregnant women. “From the spiritual (how to visualize your perfect birth) to the practical (a large section on birthing options), this pregnancy journal is a spiritual adviser and supportive doula all in one.” — Fit Pregnancy magazine For more information, visit the Sacred Pregnancy website.

Review: Sacred Pregnancy Book and Movement - went into it as I would read the book so I could pass the information on to younger mothers since the topic was not relevant to me (I’m 43 and past my childbearing years). Yet I thoroughly enjoyed this book on so many different levels, from the art work, the colors of the pages, to the topics and content. When going through the book the artwork of different women was just amazing to see their joy with not only their pregnancy but with their bodies. I think for many women who struggle with body image these pictures will be very empowering and uplifting. The pictures of nature brought to mind how the mother earth supports us and when women are with child there is that call to go back to the earth to feel supported as well as our role to support Mother Nature. There are books where you read where all cold, sterile white paper is used; this book used colored glossy pages which were just so comforting and visually calming. From a monetary stand point I do know that white paper would have been cheaper, yet I’m glad Anni splurged and printed her writing on thick, glossy and colored paper. With my son being almost 19 years old I did not think the topics would be helpful to me since at this point there was nothing I could do about the thoughts I had before he was born. And I won’t say I was resentful for having this on my to do list yet it was not a high priority, since I could not go back in time. However, that soon changed for me as I got a few weeks into the book! I know at the beginning I did not think one could go back in time and I’ve even wrote that down but I was wrong. I did not have any journals and frankly I did not have that many memories of the time I was pregnant with Caleb due to the way my life at that time was. Yet reading this book I was amazed at the issues that came up for me and how more in depth my journal writing has been on these topics. Week 24 on having a boy sparked a great talk with my son over a nice dinner out for just the two of us. And with that I feel it has drawn us a little closer to each other. I believe that with the beauty of the book (again woo hoo for the artwork and paper) more women will be drawn to this book and the Sacred Living Movement. Any woman can go to their local bookstore and find books on pregnancy and what happens week by week. Yet none of these books bring the spirit to the womb. Which is something this book does from page one to the very last. I believe that the more we can get this book and the Sacred Living Moment into the hands of women the more self-empowerment we can show other women that they have. Self love, self education and a return to their spirit will also come from this book and with that I believe that we can change lives of women for the better. One more area I feel would improve with the spreading of this work is if we have informed, loving and empowered women I believe that we can then make some real and improved changes in how we view birth in this country. Pregnant women can change the way their doctors, hospitals and other family members think and how they see a woman with child. Again I loved this book and what it brought to me so that bring this message to other women. Even with my being post childbearing age I will always keep this sacred work on my alter at home as well as the writings and feelings behind the words in my heart. I believe this book and the Sacred movement behind it will bring beauty, comfort and joy to women worldwide that only another woman can bring.
Review: this book was my best friend, I felt understood - When I was pregnant, this book was my best friend, I felt understood, and felt cared for, I felt guided, a felt like I had someone, who "is in this with me". The night before the beginning of each week I was excited and happy knowing I could read the next chapter in the morning. I loved the "pairing sections" and even though I did not take the time to journal on each chapter, I followed some of the advice, I created a sacred space, a candle, I started art journaling and I listened to Nina's cd on the way to my midwife appointments ( and I can tell that my son loves the music he heard so early in his in utero life). The Sacred Pregnancy book truly opens a gateway to the Sacred Pregnancy movement, it goes so far beyond kind words and gorgeous pictures. It made me a more mindful mama, inspired me reflect on topics like gender preferences and added a spiritual dimension to my pregnancy. Now I was in a situation I never expected to be, being pregnant and giving birth in a different country with different rules and standards and different public opinions about birth and motherhood and no financial support - something I just took for granted to have if I ever become a mother, so I spent the majority of my pregnancy being sad, mad and homesick. Anni's book taught be centering practice and sometimes I would read the same chapter over and over because reading supporting empowering words made me feel at peace. This book is the heartfelt and caring and supportive antidote to all the bad "what to expect" publications who teach an expecting mother nothing but worries. For the next revision I am hoping for a chapter covering week 41 or even 42, for us induction fearing late mamas and maybe a little more international considerations, what I mean by that is, that in some countries you can bring your own midwife to a hospital or the option of skipping certain exams might be not applicable everywhere - all the places that have mother's who need this book.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Best Sellers Rank | #549,647 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #853 in Pregnancy & Childbirth (Books) #1,307 in General Women's Health #3,660 in Self-Esteem (Books) |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 293 Reviews |

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Sacred Pregnancy Book and Movement
*by T***S on April 24, 2014*

went into it as I would read the book so I could pass the information on to younger mothers since the topic was not relevant to me (I’m 43 and past my childbearing years). Yet I thoroughly enjoyed this book on so many different levels, from the art work, the colors of the pages, to the topics and content. When going through the book the artwork of different women was just amazing to see their joy with not only their pregnancy but with their bodies. I think for many women who struggle with body image these pictures will be very empowering and uplifting. The pictures of nature brought to mind how the mother earth supports us and when women are with child there is that call to go back to the earth to feel supported as well as our role to support Mother Nature. There are books where you read where all cold, sterile white paper is used; this book used colored glossy pages which were just so comforting and visually calming. From a monetary stand point I do know that white paper would have been cheaper, yet I’m glad Anni splurged and printed her writing on thick, glossy and colored paper. With my son being almost 19 years old I did not think the topics would be helpful to me since at this point there was nothing I could do about the thoughts I had before he was born. And I won’t say I was resentful for having this on my to do list yet it was not a high priority, since I could not go back in time. However, that soon changed for me as I got a few weeks into the book! I know at the beginning I did not think one could go back in time and I’ve even wrote that down but I was wrong. I did not have any journals and frankly I did not have that many memories of the time I was pregnant with Caleb due to the way my life at that time was. Yet reading this book I was amazed at the issues that came up for me and how more in depth my journal writing has been on these topics. Week 24 on having a boy sparked a great talk with my son over a nice dinner out for just the two of us. And with that I feel it has drawn us a little closer to each other. I believe that with the beauty of the book (again woo hoo for the artwork and paper) more women will be drawn to this book and the Sacred Living Movement. Any woman can go to their local bookstore and find books on pregnancy and what happens week by week. Yet none of these books bring the spirit to the womb. Which is something this book does from page one to the very last. I believe that the more we can get this book and the Sacred Living Moment into the hands of women the more self-empowerment we can show other women that they have. Self love, self education and a return to their spirit will also come from this book and with that I believe that we can change lives of women for the better. One more area I feel would improve with the spreading of this work is if we have informed, loving and empowered women I believe that we can then make some real and improved changes in how we view birth in this country. Pregnant women can change the way their doctors, hospitals and other family members think and how they see a woman with child. Again I loved this book and what it brought to me so that bring this message to other women. Even with my being post childbearing age I will always keep this sacred work on my alter at home as well as the writings and feelings behind the words in my heart. I believe this book and the Sacred movement behind it will bring beauty, comfort and joy to women worldwide that only another woman can bring.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ this book was my best friend, I felt understood
*by I***N on May 14, 2015*

When I was pregnant, this book was my best friend, I felt understood, and felt cared for, I felt guided, a felt like I had someone, who "is in this with me". The night before the beginning of each week I was excited and happy knowing I could read the next chapter in the morning. I loved the "pairing sections" and even though I did not take the time to journal on each chapter, I followed some of the advice, I created a sacred space, a candle, I started art journaling and I listened to Nina's cd on the way to my midwife appointments ( and I can tell that my son loves the music he heard so early in his in utero life). The Sacred Pregnancy book truly opens a gateway to the Sacred Pregnancy movement, it goes so far beyond kind words and gorgeous pictures. It made me a more mindful mama, inspired me reflect on topics like gender preferences and added a spiritual dimension to my pregnancy. Now I was in a situation I never expected to be, being pregnant and giving birth in a different country with different rules and standards and different public opinions about birth and motherhood and no financial support - something I just took for granted to have if I ever become a mother, so I spent the majority of my pregnancy being sad, mad and homesick. Anni's book taught be centering practice and sometimes I would read the same chapter over and over because reading supporting empowering words made me feel at peace. This book is the heartfelt and caring and supportive antidote to all the bad "what to expect" publications who teach an expecting mother nothing but worries. For the next revision I am hoping for a chapter covering week 41 or even 42, for us induction fearing late mamas and maybe a little more international considerations, what I mean by that is, that in some countries you can bring your own midwife to a hospital or the option of skipping certain exams might be not applicable everywhere - all the places that have mother's who need this book.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Beautiful
*by A***A on March 28, 2026*

This journal is so good, I’ve been working with it in every week of my pregnancy and it’s so accurate, has so valuable information I’ll totally recommend it

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