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The baby planner

The Nanny Diaries meets The Wedding Planner in this smart, dishy novel from the author of Secret Lives of Husbands and Wives'featuring a woman who runs San Francisco's premier baby planning company and the mommies-to-be who seek out her services. Today's trend seems to be that long before a professional woman's baby bump becomes obvious under her Armani suit, she turns to San Francisco's premier baby planner, Maddie McFadden, whose job it is to make her clients' pregnancies emotionally painless. Maddie may make her living consulting with new moms on the latest and greatest baby gadgets no parent should be without, or which mommy meet-ups are the most socially desirable, but the success of her marriage to husband Brady depends on controlling her own urges toward motherhood. He's adamant that they stay childless, but Maddie suspects it's only because he's still too upset that his out-of-town ex-wife rarely lets him see their eight-year-old son. Living vicariously through her clueless clients and her twin sisters' precocious toddlers only makes Maddie's biological clock tick louder. As she helps her newest client'Tyler Halstead, a stockbroker who must raise his newborn alone after the tragic death of his wife in childbirth'she tries her best to get pregnant "accidentally." If that should happen, Brady will have to live with it' right' But when the unexpected happens, Maddie learns the most important life lesson of all: How we nurture is the true nature of love.

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  • "The Nanny Diaries meets The Wedding Planner in this smart, dishy novel from the author of Secret Lives of Husbands and Wives'featuring a woman who runs San Francisco's premier baby planning company and the mommies-to-be who seek out her services. Today's trend seems to be that long before a professional woman's baby bump becomes obvious under her Armani suit, she turns to San Francisco's premier baby planner, Maddie McFadden, whose job it is to make her clients' pregnancies emotionally painless. Maddie may make her living consulting with new moms on the latest and greatest baby gadgets no parent should be without, or which mommy meet-ups are the most socially desirable, but the success of her marriage to husband Brady depends on controlling her own urges toward motherhood. He's adamant that they stay childless, but Maddie suspects it's only because he's still too upset that his out-of-town ex-wife rarely lets him see their eight-year-old son. Living vicariously through her clueless clients and her twin sisters' precocious toddlers only makes Maddie's biological clock tick louder. As she helps her newest client'Tyler Halstead, a stockbroker who must raise his newborn alone after the tragic death of his wife in childbirth'she tries her best to get pregnant "accidentally." If that should happen, Brady will have to live with it' right' But when the unexpected happens, Maddie learns the most important life lesson of all: How we nurture is the true nature of love."@en
  • ""In a world where zygotes need preschool applications and the wrong stroller can label you an unfit mother, pregnant professionals turn to Katie Johnson, San Francisco's most prestigious baby planner, long before their baby bumps become obvious under their Armani suits. But setting up her clients with the latest must-have baby gadgets, top-notch doulas, and most desirable playgroups is just the start. For the anxious mommies who have her on speed dial, Katie is also therapist, referee, and best friend all in one. Secretly, however, Katie longs for a baby of her own. Her husband, Alex, refuses to do more than what he calls keeping an open mind, but when he gives her reason to doubt he means even that, Katie throws herself into helping her most clueless client of all. Seth Harris is raising his newborn daughter solo, and as Katie helps him navigate his difficult journey, she realizes that life, love, and families are precious gifts...ones that can't always be planned."--P. [4] of cover."@en

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  • "The baby planner"@en