[ pregnancy ]
Part 1: Pregnancy Basics
12 Confirming Pregnancy
15 Preview of Your First Obstetrics and Gynecology Visit
17 How to calculate the number of weeks pregnant and the expected date of delivery
20 Prenatal Checkups by Period
22 Ultrasound Examination and Reading Ultrasound Images
26 Choosing a Hospital
28. Utilizing the Pregnancy/Childbirth Support System
35. Using the Public Health Center
36 Learn about fetal insurance
37 Understanding Fetal Anomalies and Testing for Fetal Anomalies
40 Twin Pregnancy
42 The space where the fetus is raised, the uterus

Part 2 Changes in the pregnant woman's body and the growth of the fetus
Early pregnancy

44 [4~7 weeks] I had a baby
46 2nd Month of Pregnancy┃Features and Precautions by Week
48 [8-11 weeks] Head, torso, legs! It's a 3-headed body.
50 3 Months of Pregnancy┃Features and Precautions by Week
52 [Weeks 4-11] Managing Trouble
54 [Weeks 4-11] Overcoming Morning Sickness
56 [Weeks 4-11] Preventing Miscarriage
60 [Weeks 4-11] Work and Daily Life
63 [Weeks 4-11] Things the Husband Should Do
64 ◎ Fun Dream Stories
65 ◎ What should I name my child?

Second trimester

66 [12-15 weeks] The baby sucks his finger
68 4th Month of Pregnancy┃Features and Precautions by Week
70 [16-19 weeks] Shh! I can feel the baby's movements.
72 Months of Pregnancy ┃Features and Precautions by Week
74 [20-23 weeks] The baby kicks the belly
76 Months of Pregnancy┃Features and Precautions by Week
78 [24-27 weeks] The baby hears the mother's voice.
80 7th Month of Pregnancy┃Features and Precautions by Week
82 [Weeks 12-27] Managing Trouble
85 [Weeks 12-27] Preventing and Managing Preeclampsia
87 [Weeks 12-27] Preventing Premature Birth
91 [12-27 weeks] Change into maternity clothes
95 [Weeks 12-27] Preparing for Breastfeeding
97 [Weeks 12-27] What the Husband Should Do
98 ◎ Changes in fetal movements by month

Late pregnancy

100 [28-31 weeks] Who will our baby resemble?
102 Months of Pregnancy ┃Features and Precautions by Week
104 [32-35 weeks] The baby is round and chubby
106 Months of Pregnancy┃Features and Precautions by Week
108 [36-39 weeks] We're about to meet our baby
110 Months of Pregnancy┃Features and Precautions by Week
112 [Weeks 28-39] Managing Trouble
115 [Weeks 28-39] Emergency Situations and Responses
117 [Weeks 28-39] Lifestyle Habits for a Safe Birth
121 [Weeks 28-39] Turning the baby
123 [Weeks 28-39] Breast Care
125 [Weeks 28-39] What the Husband Should Do
126 ◎ Everything you need to prepare for childbirth at a glance!

Part 3 A Happy and Healthy Pregnancy
134 Pregnant Women's Exercise
144 Skin Care During Pregnancy
150 Improving Sleep Quality
151 Nutrients and Supplements You Must Take
156 Prenatal Education: Building a Bond Between Mother and Fetus
157 Sexuality During Pregnancy
160 Traveling During Pregnancy
161 Wedding During Pregnancy
162 Pregnancy Event
165 Raising Pets During Pregnancy

[ Childbirth ]
Part 4 Safe Delivery
Choose a 170-minute method
174 Signs and Responses of Labor
176 Natural childbirth
185 Caesarean section
190 Things a husband should do before and after giving birth

Part 5: Postpartum Care to Restore Body and Mind
192 Get help with postpartum care
196 Physical Changes After Childbirth
199 Common diseases that appear after childbirth
202 Postpartum Depression
203 Basic Postpartum Care
206 Postpartum Nutrition Care
208 Postpartum Exercises to Maintain Body Shape
210 Postpartum Beauty Care
211 Sex life after childbirth

The "Encyclopedia of Pregnancy and Childbirth," reflecting the latest government support policies and cutting-edge medical information, is available through QR codes.

The happy and smart "Encyclopedia of Pregnancy and Childbirth" for expectant mothers and fathers contains the latest government support policies for 2025 in an easy-to-understand format for the MZ parent generation.

Additionally, by scanning the QR code with your smartphone, you can conveniently access the relevant website for government subsidy applications, pregnancy and childbirth support policies, and public health center use.


It provides clear answers to questions that many pregnant women want to know and are curious about.


The Doctor's Guide corner contains key points to remember and practice at each stage of pregnancy.
We have compiled a Q&A series on topics that many pregnant women are curious about, based on extensive research on mom cafes, pregnancy and childbirth blogs, and OB/GYN Q&A corners.

An obstetrician/gynecologist will provide you with friendly and detailed answers.


Learn about the changes in the pregnant woman's body and the growth of the fetus!

Ten months of pregnancy.
We've carefully organized everything from the monthly changes in the pregnant woman and fetus, to the troubles that can arise in the early, middle, and late stages of pregnancy and how to deal with them, to what the husband should do at each stage of pregnancy.

In particular, since the development of the fetus varies greatly from week to week, we have organized the information to introduce the characteristics of each week along with ultrasound pictures so that you can vividly feel and understand the process of fetal growth.


Everything at a glance!

The day you meet your precious baby, whom you have cherished for ten months, is organized in chronological order for new expectant mothers to easily understand the differences between natural childbirth and cesarean section, as well as the overall process.

We've compiled the essentials into an easy-to-understand format, covering everything from the body's natural changes after giving birth to problematic symptoms and specific postpartum care.


A massive release of trendy, expert information for MZ parents!

In addition to medical information, it also includes information on events for expectant mothers and fathers, including prenatal travel, pregnancy outings, gender reveal parties, baby showers, fetal insurance, pet ownership, and the latest government support programs for pregnancy and childbirth, delivery methods, and postpartum care centers.


It has been thoroughly reviewed by an obstetrician and gynecologist!

Two obstetricians and gynecologists meticulously reviewed the latest medical information and health information that can be easily overlooked.