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Book review : Maternal and Child Health Nursing: Care of the Childbearing and Child Rearing Family, by A. Pillitteri, PhD, RN, PNP. Philadelphia, Pa: Lippincott, 1992. 1888 pages, hardcover, $69.95

Unit two consists of 10 chapters, all focused on aspects of pregnancy and its effect on the pregnant woman and the family unit. This unit takes the reader from genetic counseling through the psychological and physiological changes of pregnancy. It promotes the preparation of child health from the first prenatal visit through each semester of pregnancy. Chapters are individually focused on high-risk pregnancy and the special needs of these women; one chapter is on preparation for child birth and parenting. Parenting skills are key in the successful care and development of newborns and children, and this chapter is essential to the total publication. Unit four provides the reader with four chapters on labor and delivery; each of the chapters on caesarean birth and complications of labor and delivery are well written and detailed. Charts, illustrations, and graphs throughout provide the reader with well-constructed, brief instruction and assessment guides. At this point in the publication, Unit six, the focus turns to the childbearing family and the role of health promotion from infancy through adolescence. Special chapters in this unit deal with growth and development, assessment, and nutritional needs. Once again, the use of tables, graphs, and charts contributes positively to the information shared in these chapters. Unit seven diverts the focus from the