Reviews for Kounodori: Dr. Stork Manga

I have children, so I can really sympathize with the feelings of anxiety and happiness while reading.

It makes me feel that getting pregnant and giving birth safely is a miracle. There are also scenes that are painful and make me cry, but that is also a reality of childbirth, so I thought this comic would be a learning experience.

I can't read without tears. The miracle of a baby being born. I highly recommend this work. I want men to feel the miracle of pregnancy too.

The obstetrics and gynecology story was written in a pretty realistic way and made me think about various births and issues

I wanted to read comics over and over again after watching them on TV! There's still so much more about small and precious lives, so be sure to read it!!

Each story is so realistic that it makes me think about the weight of life and life. I definitely want the younger generation to read it too.

It makes me cry. There are so many things I don't know, and so many realities I don't know.

A wonderful work that teaches us the preciousness of life and the difficulty of giving birth. I also gave birth by caesarean section, and I thought I wanted to give birth from below, but I was happy with the teacher's words. The 16 volume VBAC story also made me think.

I bought it when I experienced childbirth last year. I was very moved. I cry every volume. There are likely to be spoilers, so I won't write any more, but I definitely wanted people with children to read it.

My pregnancy triggered me to read Kounodori, which I had been interested in for a long time. It makes me think again that pregnancy doesn't equal safe delivery. Pregnancy isn't an illness, but it's not a normal condition, and it's a state where there are burdens and risks to the mother's body, so you have to be careful. Also, it's a miracle that the baby was born safely! Everyone in the world was born under the same miracle... The way we think about pregnancy and childbirth will change! I feel that Japanese people are tough on pregnant women. By reading this comic, I think Japan as a whole can be kinder to people.

It's a work I want pregnant women, families of pregnant women, those not, and young people to see. I realized once again that giving birth is not a matter of course.

In the first volume, there were many stories directly linked to death, and there were also scenes that could not be read without tears. The teachers' teamwork etc. are becoming more and more prominent, and it's as passionate as sports comics. I'm so happy that this kind of subject was picked up in a men's magazine.

Even in current medicine, pregnancy and childbirth are not 100% safe, sometimes the mother's body and sometimes the baby lose their lives, and the vitality they want to live causes miracles. I'm moved by such a scene!! This is a realistic comic set in an obstetrics and gynecology department where life is born only in a hospital. I want people of all generations to read it, such as pregnant, dads, couples planning to have children, parents raising children, and high school students.

It reminded me of my pregnancy and delivery (^_^;) I think it's that well-made.

It's a very good comic. I understand very well that all fetuses and premature babies are lives. Also, whether it was crying with joy or when it was hard, the crying face and messy face left a great impression on me.

I started with dramas, but it's a manga that teaches me important things...

I can feel once again how grateful I am to be alive now, and how amazing it is to “give birth” and “be born.”

I didn't watch it in real time even when it was made into a TV drama. I was so moved that I thought I could read the whole volume.

A story about a pianist and obstetrician who grew up in an orphanage. I was unexpectedly drawn into real interactions at the scene of life, and it often made me think about various human patterns. Anyway, I'm impressed, so I recommend it.

It reminds me of important things that even adults forget. The splendor of miracles, the preciousness of life... reading material with a feeling that I want to cherish it