Reviews for Kounodori: Dr. Stork Manga

Each episode has a different story, so you can enjoy it as a short story. An inspiring manga with no loss!

An important story is included, one episode at a time. Of course all men and women who want to have children in the future should read it

Even from the midwife's point of view, it's really real, and I can read it while saying oh yeah.

I was pregnant when I read the first volume. Unfortunately, they didn't give birth, and they ended up being a married couple without children. Every time a new publication comes out, I think “I'll stop reading it because it doesn't matter anymore.” It's such a work that somehow makes me read it.

If there was a doctor like Dr. Kounodori, I would be able to give birth with peace of mind. I know things related to childbirth, so I want my kids to read it. Better yet, why don't you use it as a school textbook?

I got into the original story after watching Domara. that's dangerous... I'm pretty addicted to it!!

I also watched the drama, and it's a story that makes me feel the importance and weight of life! I'm very impressed.

Give birth in a nutshell, but until then, everyone really has different births... and it's a very learning work. I want to say thank you for being born.

I'm also moved, I learned a lot about various things during pregnancy, and there are parts that I sympathize with after experiencing childbirth, and it really resonates with my heart.

I think I was full of anxiety when I was reading it while pregnant. There are also unsaved stories that are too sad, but this is a work I want many people to read. I thought it would be nice to use this work in sex education.

Medical comics are a genre I like quite a bit, so I was curious. My friend, who works as a midwife, gave it a drummer, and I think it's a work that draws me in because it's worth reading.

I learned about and read this work after I became pregnant, and it made me think that being able to safely give birth to a child is not natural, and that there are risks associated with any birth.

It was a moving work that I couldn't read without tears. After giving birth, I really thought it was a miracle, and it made me want to take care of my family.

I happened to come across this comic while pregnant, and I read it all at once until about 10 volumes. It was a time when I was worried about pregnancy and childbirth because I didn't know what was going to happen. There were also stories I was so sad that I couldn't read them without tears. However, I was able to learn about various cases in this comic, and I felt that the doctors, nurses, and midwives were also working hard to face them, and I began to think “it will happen.” Everyone has their own birth stories, and now they have overcome them. It's a comic where you can feel the weight of life. One episode is just the right length, and I think it's easy to read even in the middle. I definitely want men to read it too.

It's a story that makes me think that it is not natural for a baby to be born safely and safely.

I bought it while pregnant and started reading it. I couldn't read it without tears. I can give birth safely and I want to believe in miracles and give birth

I cry every time just because I have children. Since the conversation proceeds from the perspective of both health care workers and pregnant women and families, it is easy to empathize. There are many things you can think about. I definitely want both men and women to read this work.

I watched the TV drama and was really interested, so I read it because I wanted to read and watch the original story as well. It made me cry just like in the drama.

I didn't watch dramas or comics at first, but when I started watching them, I remembered when I gave birth to children, and I was addicted to them.

I really don't know what pregnancy and childbirth are. It tells you various things that can happen during pregnancy. The fact that trouble is never someone else's problem is expressed realistically, so maybe it takes a bit of courage for pregnant women to read it? Personally, I want people who are going to be dads to actively read it!