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Pregnancy & Childbirth - Where to Begin in the Library

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When beginning to research this subject in the library, it can be helpful to know search terms, subject headings, and call numbers to find relevant material in the collection.  If you need additional assistance, a reference librarian will be happy to help you.

Books on Pregnancy and Childbirth can be found within these Dewey number ranges:

 

  • 618.2 Obstetrics
  • 618.24 Prenatal Care
  • 618.45 Natural Childbirth
  • 618.92011 Premature Infants
  • 641.56319 Cooking for Pregnant Women
  • 649.1 Child Rearing
  • 649.122 Infants - Care

 

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