Reviews for Kounodori: Dr. Stork Manga

Every time, I am reminded that “pregnancy and childbirth are miracles.” It's so sad that it's over with 1 more volume!

I like both the drama and the original story. Since it's a comic, I think the content is easy to understand.

I read it for the first time when I was pregnant. I was worried and moved by superimposing it on myself. This is a story where tears flow naturally.

I'm moved every time, and when I notice it, I burst into tears. There are times when it's really real and scary, but I can't stop.

It's great because you can learn a lot of things about medical care without straining. Especially about obstetrics and gynecology.

It made me think deeply about childbirth and childcare, and I felt how blessed and happy I am living. I felt like I was sincerely grateful to the children who were born safely.

I like Mr. Kounotori's personality. It was full of interesting and interesting stories, and I read them all at once.

I feel a different way when I reread it before and after delivery. The drama is also great, but I thought it was a miracle that I was pregnant, that I had a safe birth, and that I was in good health.

I read it all at once during my wife's pregnancy and homecoming delivery. It's a manga that teaches us that giving birth is not a matter of course when it's safe. Not to mention women, I definitely want my husband, who is about to have a child, to read it. I think I'll be able to say thank you to my wife right after giving birth.

I read it at the hospital while I was in the hospital due to an impending miscarriage! I was uneasy when I learned about the dangers of childbirth, and at the same time I was moved by the miracle of giving birth to a child

I can't read without tears. My heart is getting warm, or conversely, it's painful and I feel like I'm being squeezed... Giving birth is truly a miracle.

I learned about it after a drama. I have an only son in my house, and I put him to sleep and he cried every time I watched it. Even though they think that being born is a miracle, it's easy to forget because they are busy with childcare every day. It's a manga that makes me think I'll do my best to raise children while appreciating this miracle.

I have paper too! I'm a nursing student, so I bought it to reduce the difficulty of sticking to the perinatal period even a little. Every story makes me cry. The process, such as the psychological conflict leading up to delivery, is depicted very carefully. It was impressive that it was also depicted realistically that men and women tend to have differences in perception of parental roles. It helped me a lot as a woman. Your mother is great.

I read it so many times that I cried so many times. There are lives that are saved, and there are lives that are not. To create a new life, you must risk your life. I think it's a work that sincerely conveys how children become parents in this way.

I'm currently pregnant, and it's a great learning experience, and the content is interesting. The doctor's way of thinking is convincing. I felt once again the miracle of pregnancy and childbirth, that there are various births.

I'm in my 40s, and this is a book I really wanted to read when I was around 20 years old. It's a work that makes me think about my own health and having children.

The picture isn't my favorite type in particular, but the content was so good that I wanted to read it. Serious stories about life are also written. I think it's a meaningful comic.

Children can prolong sexual activity. Those days are over. Pregnancy and childbirth are not just reproduction, but they depict various things from the viewpoint of “obstetrics,” such as bonds and struggles, balance with work, battles with illness, welfare help, rough systems... from the viewpoint of “obstetrics,” so it can be read as being next to oneself rather than a fantasy

When you experience pregnancy and childbirth, you will feel fear and pain firsthand. You can learn through this work that if things go well, you'll be happy, but there are times when things don't go well. I came across this work while pregnant, and honestly, I couldn't read it without tears. It's not a warm sympathizer, and you can learn a lot about the harshness and trials of the teachers placed at the scene, and the changes and reality of pregnant women's bodies. I think it's also important from an educational point of view, so it would be nice if I could read it at school, etc.

I bought it after being recommended by an acquaintance. It was depicted in a very easy-to-understand manner that childbirth, which seems to be easy, is that life is at risk, and that there is no safe time even for a moment until birth. I also thought it would be easy for me to have children, but I thought it would be nice if I knew a lot of things properly and was prepared to have children.