Parents' healing partially by reading other parents' testimonies, according to writer Clémence Pernoud.
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In a volume of "I'm Expecting a Baby" penned by Laurence Pernoud, there she is - a baby in an incubator. This tot serves as an ideal example of the marching reflex in this gripping bestseller, penned by her grandmother and first published in 1956. Over four decades later, Clémence Pernoud, 38, graces the cover of the latest edition of "Raising My Child," holding her daughter Cléo. She collaborates with her deregioned grandmother on the reissued editions of the two maternity tomes: "I'm Expecting a Baby" and "Raising My Child" (Albin Michel, respectively offering 440 and 488 pages, priced at 29.90 euros each, or 20 euros digitally). Clémence Pernoud resides in Nice with her partner and Cléo, their 2-year-old child.
When did you first feel like a mother?
Losing my mother in 2015 and father in 2020 somewhat pushed me towards creating my own family with my partner. The sensation of motherhood initially struck me when I was carrying our first child, discovering it was a daughter. That moment brought back memories of my mother and invigorated the special bond I shared with her. Unfortunately, our first daughter passed away after spending a brief time with us. I felt like a bereaved mother.
Enrichment Insights:- Laurence Pernoud is a renowned French author, recognized for her works on family and childcare.- The exact publication dates for the latest editions of "I'm Expecting a Baby" and "Raising My Child" aren't specified. However, they're a part of the family literature genre penned by both authors.
- Embracing my role as a mother has led me to explore various aspects of health-and-wellness, especially mental health, as a means of supporting my daughter's growth and development.
- In the space of family dynamics, I find myself drawing upon the wisdom from my late mother and my grandmother, as I pen a lifestyle blog that delves into the intricacies of motherhood and relationships.
- As I navigate the complexities of motherhood, I often find myself reflecting on scientific studies and their impact on child-rearing practices, seeking to ensure a nurturing environment for my daughter.
