This book is an absolute goldmine of information for autistic people experiencing pregnancy, birth and the postnatal period. The information is clear and easy to follow, while not shying away from detail. It makes every stage of pregnancy predictable, and shares solutions and scripts to deal with multiple scenarios, routine experiences, and complications that may arise. I particularly love the top tips from an autistic midwife, as well as the experiences of other autistic people. I wish I had this book when I was pregnant- it would have made the whole experience so much easier and less scary. -- Niamh Garvey is an autistic author, a registered nurse, and a mum of three. Author of "Looking After Your Autistic Self" and "Being Autistic (and what that actually means). Aimee Grant's thoughtful pregnancy guide is easy to read, with practical advice, scripts and tools. It will be fantastic for autistic people who are pregnant and those who support them. -- Dr Mary Doherty, consultant anaesthetist and chair of Autistic Doctors International Aimee Grant's "The Autism-Friendly Guide to Pregnancy, Birth and the Fourth Trimester" is an essential must-read for autistic pregnant people. This deeply human, neuroaffirming book offers a positive and empowering approach, making an often unknown and overwhelming experience feel navigable. Its easy-to-read style ensures that anyone seeking guidance can find comfort and practical insights tailored to their unique needs. A transformative resource that celebrates neurodiversity while providing vital knowledge for this significant life stage. -- Alexis Quinn