From Conscious Childfree to Having Many Children
9 hrs. 10 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Julia McBennett
Author
Julia McBennett
Narrator
Litres Avtochtetets
Narrator
Litres Avtochtetets
Description
This book is a popular science study of the psychology behind reproductive choice, drawing on research data and the experience of clinical practice. It does not urge people to refuse parenthood and does not promote a childfree ideology.
“Want — don’t want — can’t.” These three words encompass the full range of women’s experiences about children and motherhood. From the conscious decision not to have a baby to life in a large family; from endless attempts with IVF to that pause in a psychologist’s office where you can finally say out loud: “I don’t love my child” or “My body let me down.”
This is an honest conversation with a woman who is tired of other people’s recipes and judgments. A psychologist with fifteen years of experience explains where public hostility toward childless people comes from, why mothers face burnout, why after the age of forty it’s not only the “biological clock” that intensifies, but also anxiety—and, most importantly, how to build a life when pregnancy does not happen.
You will learn: whether a maternal instinct really exists, why some people decide to have seven children while others choose to stop at one, where to find support when IVF doesn’t work, and how men experience a reproductive crisis.
“Want — don’t want — can’t.” These three words encompass the full range of women’s experiences about children and motherhood. From the conscious decision not to have a baby to life in a large family; from endless attempts with IVF to that pause in a psychologist’s office where you can finally say out loud: “I don’t love my child” or “My body let me down.”
This is an honest conversation with a woman who is tired of other people’s recipes and judgments. A psychologist with fifteen years of experience explains where public hostility toward childless people comes from, why mothers face burnout, why after the age of forty it’s not only the “biological clock” that intensifies, but also anxiety—and, most importantly, how to build a life when pregnancy does not happen.
You will learn: whether a maternal instinct really exists, why some people decide to have seven children while others choose to stop at one, where to find support when IVF doesn’t work, and how men experience a reproductive crisis.
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