Reviews for Kounodori: Dr. Stork Manga

I was able to feel that the obstetrician was there. My friend gave it rave reviews, so I read it. It made me think.

I read it even before it was made into a drama, and it's a favorite work. There are also stories that make you cry here and there, and they also teach me the importance of facing life. I want men as well as women to read it.

I think pregnancy and childbirth are miracles. Reading this book makes me want to feel tight with my kids.

It makes me cry. It reminds me that it's not natural for children to be born and grow up.

I don't recommend reading it, but I think it's a very good work. I'll let you know that I'm definitely not pregnant.

My wife had a child, so I wrote that when I searched for things my husband should do, I would read this. I'm studying because I'm laughing!!

I don't like the picture, but I'm drawn into the content. It's quite readable.

It's a comic that makes me feel once again that pregnancy and childbirth are miracles. Episodes related to pregnancy and childbirth are realistically expressed, and it is a comic that I definitely want people who will become pregnant in the future, people who have experienced childbirth, and men to read.

After all, Field of Life is moving, isn't it? Even when children grow up, when they read it, it reminds me of my birth. It's more of a manga group than dramas, but I only have a few good dramas and comics, and this is one of them

At the obstetrics and gynecology meeting, you'll probably see a couple with their first baby sitting side by side on a chair and waiting. My husband is usually fiddling with his smartphone in a way that seems restless. But when it gets crowded, I want my husband to give up his seat. At least they're not patients. I recommend this work to two people, Wakaba Mark, who still don't care about that kind of thing.

I was watching dramas and came to comics. I can really respect the way they make calm decisions in the field of life.

The novel “Stork: From the Site Where Life Is Born” is in the school library, and I read it and bought this one I was interested in. It makes me cry. I thought that lives were born from various conflicts between various people. I'm a teenager, so stories about people in the same teens left a particular impression on me. It's a wonderful work that makes me think about life being born.

it's a miracle. that's wonderful. I'm reading it while thinking. Since it's a story, it makes me afraid of giving birth, even though it takes up issues. But I end up reading it. Also, it makes me feel like it would be nice if I had children. I'm looking forward to the next volume too!

Needless to say, this is a medical documentary drama depicting the reality of obstetrics and gynecology. A good work that depicts life and death, sorrow, setbacks, despair, and overcoming as they are, from the perspective of healthcare providers, patients, and their families, from pregnancy to postpartum. If you read this, you will naturally acquire medical knowledge, and your attitude of watching health care workers and pregnant women will change. It's a great piece worth reading.

Even though I've never given birth, I think I've become quite familiar with childbirth thanks to this comic. It's not that I'm reading it for study purposes; it's interesting, so naturally I read it. Everyone's way of thinking and perception is different, so I don't think everything is captured in this work, but at least I don't think it's a mistake that “childbirth is not a safe thing.” I was really happy when the rubella vaccination guide for men was distributed at the company, and when I heard a difficult story about childbirth from someone I know, I think it was something I read in Kounodori, and I think it must have been really difficult, so it's a work I like, and sometimes it comes along unexpectedly when I'm laughing at whether I've been reading it quite a bit.

I started reading it in the wake of the drama. There are many stories that make you think about the weight of having a child, and there are heavy developments, but it's interesting.

I got hooked and started reading this. I have experienced childbirth myself, so many thoughts are born.

I read it because I saw it in a drama. I thought it was a story that made me cry one by one.

It's a miracle that a child is born! It's so moving and painful that I can't read it without tears! Teachers, midwives, and nurses do a really precious job, don't they? A work that makes the heart feel kind.