Reviews for Kounodori: Dr. Stork Manga

It reminds me of when I was pregnant and gave birth. I want my teens to read it for the future too.

There are places missing from Koudori every time, but this one was good and made me think. It's deep... it's not someone else's problem...

I met them during my older child's pregnancy, bought them in bulk, and then I've been reading them all the time. It's a great comic where you can learn everything, such as stories that make you think, stories you can't read without tears, and stories about wearing your own pregnancy.

I learned by reading it during my pregnancy! My husband also read it, and I had them study about pregnant women. Every story is useful. There are also stories that make you cry no matter how many times you read them, and there are also stories that make you feel taken aback by an accidental remark. However, it has a strong sense of teaching material, and rather than a story with the main characters, I wonder if the characters will be used later to talk about the theme? There are also stories that make me feel that.

Giving birth is a series of miracles. If a child is born safely, it will be a safe delivery. Giving birth is a result. I really think that's true. It's amazing to read it when you're tired of raising children. I think it's a work that reminds me of the day I thought thank you for being born.

I'm crying anyway!! Obstetrics agony!! You can't tell from the outside!! I'm moved once again by how amazing it is to have a child!!

I started reading it when it was in the waiting room of the obstetrics and gynecology department I went to. It was also made into a drama, but it is a work that I would like children to read in the future because the content is very instructive about childbirth and venereal diseases, and cases that would not be taught in textbooks can also be seen. No birth is 100% safe. It makes me realize that we are always close to life and death. There are many times I can't read without tears, and every time I read this comic, I love my child who was born safely.

I learned about this drama, and I wanted to read the original story too, so I'm glad I was able to read it. What I thought after reading the original story was that the cast was perfect. Every story makes me cry. It's a miracle that life dwells in the stomach, and it's a miracle that it was born safely. It was an birth that I took for granted, but it made me realize that it was a series of miracles that were not taken for granted.

Pregnancy is a familiar fact whether you have experienced it yourself or not. There's no harm in knowing; there are only useful facts.

I started reading it when I was pregnant. At first, I read it to get an idea of what pregnancy is like, but it's a work that reminds me of my gratitude for being born safely after giving birth and the precious feeling of being a child.

It makes me realize once again that no two births are the same, and that giving birth is a miracle. There are also sad episodes, and conflicts between pregnant women, families, and doctors are real. There are a lot of lessons learned, but it's not too intrusive, and I'm honestly moved. I can cry over and over again.

It's so interesting that I just forgot the time to read it. Conflicts between parents and conflicts on the health care provider side are also well depicted, and there are many scenes that make you think.

It really makes me think. I learned the importance of risking my life to give birth to one life during childbirth!

It was an amazing comic that carefully depicted various births. It's a comic that makes me think that having a baby is a miracle.

I learned a lot about childbirth and it was a great learning experience ♦ It was interesting ‼

It was helpful because it was written about childbirth in an easy-to-understand manner and about various pregnancies. The character Kounotori sensei is also playful and relaxing. I want an obstetrician like this.

I also work in obstetrics and gynecology, and it's so interesting that I read it over and over again.

pregnancy and childbirth. There is life and death, not only beautiful things, and being able to give birth safely is a miracle, but I feel that it is also a start. It's a learning experience. I think this is a work that should be read regardless of age or gender.