Reviews for Kounodori: Dr. Stork Manga

I read comics because they were interesting to watch in dramas. I'm originally in the manga group, so it was too funny.

I learned about the medical industry, which is hard for the general public to know, and it was a learning experience.

The drama was so good that I watched the manga but the manga makes me cry too?

I feel like I've seen the reality of obstetrics and gynecology. The lives that are being born seem wonderful.

There is also a part where I experienced childbirth and sympathize with it, and I read situations that didn't happen to me, and I am grateful to the children who were born safely again, that I was able to give birth safely.

I seemed to be too empathetic during pregnancy, so I read it after giving birth. Childbirth is not an illness, but I was reminded once again that it is a miracle for both mother and child to give birth healthily. I felt that the babies born in comics were cute and adorable no matter what kind of child they were. After I finished reading it, I saw my child sleeping, and I thought I had to cherish this child who was born well for a long time.

It's a wonderful work that I want many people to read. It makes me feel the miracle of a baby being born and growing well. There are also many stories that make me cry every time I read them. Recently, however, the number of topics that are out of place in obstetrics has increased, probably because material has run out. It's a popular work, so I can't deny the feeling that they are doing their best...

I'm really moved, and it's a learning experience. Me too, but I want my husband to read it.

Of course, I think it's a manga that both children and adults can read in an interesting way, but when I became a parent, I was so moved that I couldn't sympathize with it.

I learned about the existence of the original story in the drama and read it. Giving birth is amazing, isn't it? I realized that once again, and I often study normally afterwards. A comic I want not only women thinking about pregnancy or childbirth, but also men to read.

The content is thought provoking, and the story is simply moving... I think it's a work about perinatal care in a very realistic way. If there are any Sakura teachers, interesting midwives, or models, I'd like to meet them.

I thought it was natural to have children, but I thought it would be really difficult to give birth and raise them at a good age. There are already a lot of difficult things written about that in this book. they say it's different for each person. I'm so happy that it makes me cry because I sympathize with it when I'm reading it

I watched both and both were great! What is pregnancy? What is childbirth? It's a work that makes me think. It's a work I want many people to read.

I'm going to learn a lot about pregnancy and childbirth. It's easy to read and interesting.

I came across a drama about Kounodori when I was pregnant, and I wanted to read the original story, so I picked it up. There are so many things I don't know about women's pregnancy/childbirth alone, so it's a learning experience! But I like not only the explanation, but also the feeling of being able to read it quickly. Pregnancy isn't a disease, but it makes you sick, and it's a miracle that both mother and child are able to return home well from the delivery room at the risk of their lives during childbirth. It's a day when I feel like there are still a lot of men who can't get close to a woman's pregnancy, so I want many men to read it...

I can't read without tears every time. I read it after giving birth, and I was moved to tears by the miracle that my child was born safely. I definitely want people before giving birth to read it.

I became interested in manga since dramas. Well, that's really nice! People who have given birth can't read without tears!!

I can cry no matter which one I read! I'm grateful to the mother who really gave birth to me, and it hurts my heart to think that this would happen to my child

Pregnancy and childbirth were the most dramatic events in a series of miraculous lives and were the events that formed my origin. I was fascinated by the sense of realism that I was able to get along with each other right away, and I became addicted to the individuality of each doctor, midwife, pregnant woman, and family, so I'm obsessed with reading it

It makes me keenly aware that the fact that I was born, that I'm alive now is a miracle, and that life is a treasure. I can't read it with tears and it doesn't progress at all. I definitely want everyone to read it.