| Sumario: | This book by Tamara Landau explores the psychological and emotional dynamics of pregnancy, emphasizing the profound impact it has on both the mother and the unborn child. Drawing from her experience as a psychoanalyst, Landau delves into the ambivalent emotions and anxieties experienced during pregnancy, which she describes as a 'revolution of the spirit as much as the body.' The work highlights the significance of the mother's experiences on her relationship with her child and the potential long-term effects on the child's future. The book is structured to analyze these phenomena across different trimesters, making it a valuable resource for expectant mothers and healthcare professionals interested in understanding the intricate psychological processes during pregnancy. It aims to provide insights into the fusion of emotional bonds between parents and the fetus, encouraging parents to engage with the unborn child throughout the pregnancy.
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