Reviews for Kounodori: Dr. Stork Manga

There are so many things even women don't know if they don't give birth themselves. I want all women and men to read it to know about the risks of childbirth!? are the gags here and there relaxing and fun?

This is a great work that shows the importance of life and the difficulty of creating and nurturing people. Personally, I also like the interaction with my son at the end of the book (laughs)

To be honest, I've avoided reading it for a long time, but it still makes me cry... it's both moving and scary... it's a comic that bothers me a lot of psychologically, but I understand the importance of life that comes to life. That's a great comic

I love every story! There were also stories that overlapped with my own, so I read them all at once (no _ <) I want my kids to read them too...

This comic can also be used as a study. Giving birth is a miracle, I really think so. There is also quite heavy heavy content, but there are also gag elements, so the balance can be achieved (^^;) I reread it over and over again.

This is a comic I want people to read widely regardless of age or gender. I hope that the trend of bothering children who have been miraculously born will disappear even a little.

Having a child is such a miracle, but I think there are many episodes in one delivery. I think it will prepare me for when I have children, and it's a book I should read for my future self.

Basically, I like what doctors talk about. And I am a mother of 2 children. There are many things, and I know obstetricians, pediatric teachers, and the NICU. While there is a gap between reality and comics, this comic draws me in. Kotori sensei is wonderful and invincible lol I will continue reading

This really makes me cry. I can't see without tears. There are dramas, but comics are also really good. If you have kids, I want you to buy even more. It's perfect for sex education, and I want it in health textbooks.

There are plenty of stories that make you think, such as stories where you can empathize and cry, and stories about this couple being too dangerous... There are still 5 volumes, but I want to read more.

I wanted to read it before my niece gave birth. I think the setting where the main character is a doctor and a jazz pianist famous for growing up in a facility is too exciting.

It's a wonderful book. While I'm thinking about getting married to my lover in my 30s, this book gives me first-hand knowledge. It's a book I want many people to read

There are many reviews from people who have experienced pregnancy or childbirth, but I definitely want young people and men who have never experienced it to read it. I want people in their 60s and older who don't read manga to read it. I don't drink or smoke, but I had an abortion at 11 weeks. At that time, my mother-in-law blamed me for “it's your responsibility” and cursed me in various other ways. However, after reading this work, I really felt that there was no need to blame myself.

Dramas made me cry too, but comics are even more amazing. Various social issues that occur with obstetricians and gynecologists are carefully expressed.

I'm still in college, so I didn't really think about giving birth realistically, but it really conveyed the hardships that await delivery and after that. Also, there were times when I felt a little scared when I thought that I might experience it in the future, but I think it was a work that made me feel so realistic. Originally, I liked medical dramas, but since there were always a lot of things that directly help lives, such as critical care and surgery, I think it was great to be able to watch medicine from a slightly different perspective called obstetrics. The personalities of the characters were also well thought out and it was interesting, and I don't want it to end...! I thought so. I read it all at once until the last volume even though I didn't have any money lol really, I think it's a work where you can learn a lot about relationships, work, and how to deal with family other than the medical side, so I definitely want you to read it.

I was doing dramas during pregnancy, and although they had a reputation for being interesting, I was so afraid of giving birth (hey) that I couldn't watch and read them, but I was finally able to read them after delivery. And once I read it, I can't stop...!! It depicts the reality of childbirth, and when pregnant women read it, hormonal balance disturbances also overlap, and they may become uneasy. Conversely, I want husbands whose wives are pregnant to read it! It has been conveyed that childbirth is life-threatening, and it seems that they can cooperate in various ways. There are also people who seem to be slapped on SNS, but they are not villains; they are sometimes kind, sometimes bland, and carefully depicted. I like that! They are representative comics that I would like to see in school, and I agree with them. I know the weight of childbirth, it's medically and socially solid, and it makes you scared during pregnancy, so I recommend reading it before getting pregnant.

It's a really deep story! This is a comic where the importance of life is questioned. Reading this makes me think a lot about how difficult it is for pregnant women and that they have their own feelings. Among them, the preciousness of life is questioned the most. In particular, the story in volume 2, about whether high school students have abortions, and I feel that it is very troubling that they simply say they will have an abortion, but the inside is murder, or killing a baby that is supposed to be born from now on. Even so, when the baby is finally born, tears come out unexpectedly. This is a comic I definitely want you to read.

After watching dramas, I followed suit and read comics. Even when it comes to childbirth, each has its own anxiety and worries, and no matter which one is the same, nothing is the same. It's a work that makes me realize that there is a fine line between happy and painful things.