Having Faith

The intimate ecology of motherhood is vividly explored through the author's personal experience of pregnancy. As an ecologist, she examines the biological processes that transform a few cells into a baby, while highlighting the environmental hazards that threaten pregnant and breastfeeding women. The narrative intertwines scientific observation with personal reflection, emphasizing the potential effects of toxins on child development. This exploration not only illuminates the miracle of new life but also raises urgent concerns about environmental impacts on human reproduction.