Reviews for Kounodori: Dr. Stork Manga

Sometimes I don't like it. I think they're doing a lot of research (laughs) I'm looking forward to the next drama too!

I came across this work in the obstetrics and gynecology waiting room, and read the continuation here. It makes me cry. And it becomes a learning experience. I think there are many people who feel that they are not good at it, but I want you to read just one volume for the time being without feeling that you are not good at it.

I heard and read it that it would be made into a drama, and I was very moved. It is a work full of the difficulties of giving birth and gratitude to the mother who risked her life to give birth. The main characters tell me about the difficulties and harshness of doctors involved in childbirth, and I can cry episode by episode. It's a work that makes me realize the fact that my mother risked her life to give birth to me. It's a work I want many people to read, regardless of who becomes a parent in the future.

There are other comics dealing with pregnancy and childbirth, but these are comics that I would like people of all ages to read in this day and age. I think it is properly depicted that pregnancy and childbirth are one of the miracles, and that nothing is taken for granted. It will also be made into a drama, so it would be nice if as many people as possible picked it up. If possible, I would like young women and men to read it too. There are as many dramas as there are births, and I felt once again that the reality in them is very heavy.

I want you to read it regardless of whether you are unmarried, married, or male or female! There are also things that don't impose values on pregnancy or childbirth ◎

It seems that the number of obstetrics and gynecology departments and pediatrics is decreasing. It seems that there are also effects of the declining birthrate, but above all else, it is also because there are more trials for medical malpractice etc...

The second season of the drama has been decided! I've been a fan since the original story, but I'm also addicted to dramas that were in their first season before, and I'm still reading them. I think it's a comic that makes you think a lot as an individual who wants children and as a health care worker. I heard the news of the drama's sequel there, and it seems like they're in the same cast, so I'm excited now! I recommend this comic regardless of age or gender

I bought this manga when I was in the hospital to give birth to my third child. The first had a normal delivery, and the second had an emergency caesarean section due to decreased heart sound, so the 3rd person was also hospitalized for a caesarean section. You may be told not to watch manga in such a situation, but once again, I was able to feel the gratitude of the baby being born safely and the happiness of holding a baby who was born satisfied with all five bodies. I was able to catch a glimpse of births in various cases, and it was a very nice work with emotion, tears, laughter, and sadness.

It's important, but after all, if there are 10 people, there are 10 ways to give birth!

Getting pregnant and giving birth normally is not a matter of course, and there are various risks, marital issues, and the background of pregnant women and their families around them are depicted in various stories, so the development of the story was also interesting? ♦ And I thought again that giving birth isn't just about being happy? There were a lot of things I learned, so I'd like those planning to become pregnant from now on to read it?

There were stories about various cases, and each one was interesting and moved. And it makes me think.

Even if you say childbirth in a nutshell, there are as many forms of delivery as there are pregnant women, and it's really a miracle that they give birth without incident... As someone wrote, this is a work I would like to see in the school library. I want young people to read it.

It's a comic that makes me sad and makes me cry. But when I think I'm drawing it because I want to convey this, I can't help but feel like this.

This work was introduced on TV and I was curious to read it!! After all, it was a wonderful work that was worth reading!!

I read more and more while remembering when I was pregnant. I'm moved, and there's laughter! It's really good.

Everyone gives birth, and there are things like this too! There are things that surprise me, but I'm glad I read it.

When I read it when I'm tired of raising children and my heart is busy, I was happy that my child was just born healthy and normal! and I can go back to myself. I like the character's messy crying face. I wanted to give birth at a hospital with an obstetrician like this!

I learned about the risks of childbirth. Also, the psychological depiction of the characters was careful, and I was curious about the continuation, so I read it all at once.

It was a very good work. While it depicts pregnancy, childbirth, and newborns in a very realistic way, it also contains the essence of humor, so I think the finish is easy to read without being too serious.

When I get frustrated with my kids, I read it back. I was reminded of when I was born, and I really felt thankful to spend a normal time with my kids every day, when things I took for granted were not like that. I'll keep reading. Also, I like Komatsu-san. As much as I want for my friends.