Reviews for Kounodori: Dr. Stork Manga

Childbirth, parenting, life, family... It is a work that makes me notice and think once again about its preciousness and difficulty. It is a work that carefully depicts not only beautiful things but reality, but the protagonist's gaze and snuggle are warm and kind. I hope all kinds of people read it.

I myself became a mother last year. When I read Kounodori, I thought that being a mother and being able to raise my own children is an irreplaceable everyday life that is not natural. May all children with different bag bones be happy.

The first season of the drama started just when I gave birth, and I heard that my former workplace was used as a location, so I started watching it. I don't usually watch dramas, so I immediately became addicted to it, and I started reading the original story as well. How happy I am that I gave birth safely due to a relatively safe delivery, and how difficult and scary it is to have various problems from pregnancy to delivery. Every episode seemed like someone else's affair, and I can't stop crying. It's a work I want many people to read.

I was a fan of the drama, but now that it was reruns, I started reading it. There are moving scenes, and there are also sad scenes that make my heart ache. Even if I've never given birth, just imagining it makes me feel so involved. I feel more empathic when I read it while listening to a Kounodori track (laughs)

The drama triggered me to start reading the original story. Pregnancy and childbirth are not commonplace, and when I finish reading it, I see children's sleeping faces and I always think thank you... This is a work I want you to read regardless of age or gender.

I watched the drama and read it because I was curious about the original story. You always think that life is a miracle, but can't you read it without tears?

I read it. I wasn't able to watch the drama without tears, but this one also made my heart feel hot and I read it while holding a tissue. It's really nice to have a baby

It means that it is not natural for a baby to be born safely. Difficulties from pregnancy to delivery. The importance of medical care related to childbirth and neonatology. It's all about things I didn't know, and it's very helpful. It's a work dealing with a very heavy theme, but it's an easy to read work that depicts the human nature of the characters, starting with Mr. Kotori, in detail.

A good book that shows that pregnancy and childbirth are not natural. Sex education in Japan is bland; if you don't take birth control for the time being, you can do it right away, and then you get pregnant → give birth. The impression is that there is a lot of content. There is no intrusive content... Pregnancy and childbirth are life-threatening. I thought that was exactly what should be taught in the field of education. When I have kids one day, I'll show them this book.

It's different from dramas, and it's interesting to be drawn into a book. After watching the drama, the people set in the drama came to mind and I was able to enjoy it twice again.

I'm a huge fan. I always recommend it when there are pregnant women around. I want many people to read it, people who have families, people who don't have families, all the precious lives that were born after being born into this world.

The story is good, and there are a lot of useful things written, so it's a great learning experience.

I read it after being recommended by a friend even before I got married, and it's interesting. I feel like it's inappropriate, but it was a quick read, and it was a work that made me want to continue reading even if I'm not interested in children. After that, I got married, became pregnant, and what I was reading here was very helpful. I actually got caught by diabetes, my feelings about my child didn't come along, and I was just anxious, so this may happen. I was able to think about that possibility, and now that I was born safely, my child was born safely and without any problems, how lucky and with the help of the teachers. It depends on what you think. “Oh yeah!” There are a lot of things I think about, and there are a lot of things that make me feel like crying because I'm crying. I think many people have started reading it since it was made into a drama, but I definitely want people to watch it regardless of gender or age.

There are also places that link to me, and it really stuck in my heart. It's also a learning experience.

It was a book that made me think about a lot of things like pregnancy and babies. There were sad scenes here and there, and I cried unintentionally.

What is currently happening in obstetrics is depicted realistically. I can feel once again that being able to give birth safely after becoming pregnant is not a matter of course; it is a miracle. I definitely want couples to read this book.

I was reading it during pregnancy, so it made me think about how difficult and miraculous it is to successfully become pregnant and give birth. There aren't only doctors like Sakura-sensei, but I want men to read it because I want them to better understand pregnancy and childbirth that only women can experience.

It was a very thought provoking work. Pregnancy and childbirth are not just happy things; there are various circumstances and things, but above all, they are precious

I've read it since I became a parent, so I can't read any story without tears. It completely depicts the miracles, pain, and sorrow of childbirth, so I think it's a work I want people of all ages to read.