Parental Intuition. Neuroscience of How Parenthood Changes Us

What does it mean to be a parent? How does the "maternal instinct" work, and does it appear automatically? How does the birth of a child affect us emotionally, psychologically, and physiologically?

Journalist Chelsea Konaboy, preparing to become a mom, was sure that motherhood is about the joy of interacting with a baby, as well as the physical fatigue from sleeplessness and the multitude of tasks. However, she did not expect the global changes that occurred within her on the level of thoughts and feelings. Her brain changed. She studied a vast amount of scientific information and conducted interviews with many parents. As a result, the book was created, through which you will learn:
 how and why hormones restructure parents' brains;
 whether these changes are reversible and if one can adapt to them;
 how to get rid of unrealistic parental expectations.
The science of the neurobiology of parenting is just beginning. And this important book will change your perspective on raising children.