Instruct: Classify a review as either positive or negative.
Query: Informative... Sort of.

While this book raises quite a few good points, some of the suggestions in it seem dangerous to me. "Refuse ultrasounds to date the pregnancy and assign a due date" Are you kidding me? What mother is going to refuse an ultrasound for ANY reason? "Refuse tests unless it is a life-or-death situation" Well, it seems to me that by the time most issues become life-or-death, that they could have been diagnosed and managed through ultrasounds! That aside, the book repeatedly trashes the medical community as "ignorant and habitually endangering the natural process of labor and delivery."Aside from the handful of thought-provoking points, this book is dry and difficult to get through. I'm a medical student, and some of the terms I had to look up, either because they're too new or too old, or just plain confusing. It's an informative book, but I would not buy it again or recommend it to another expectant mother.