What to Expect When You're Expecting

Problem

Pregnancy guidance is often fragmented across forums, clinic reminders, and short videos: early symptoms, lab values, labor signs, and postpartum recovery are treated as separate topics. This skill turns What to Expect When You're Expecting into a month-by-month query interface that helps users separate normal physiology from symptoms needing action and situations that warrant professional care.

How It Works

• Intent routing: It loads the relevant reference file, such as references/3-techniques.md for symptoms and testing or references/4-anti-patterns.md for common myths, instead of dumping the whole book.
• Month-based structure: It covers preconception, the first through third trimesters, and postpartum, with practical next steps for nutrition, appointments, movement, birth preparation, and breastfeeding.
• Preserved book framework: It follows Pregnancy Daily Dozen, Six-Meal Solution, the red-flag rule, and partner-involvement principles, turning guidance into actionable checklists.

Boundaries and Notes

It is suited to pregnancy lookups, preparation planning, and framing questions for providers, but it does not replace medical diagnosis. Heavy bleeding, severe pain, decreased fetal movement, high fever, or severe headache should be treated as urgent. Responses keep the English book title, avoid inventing test results, and do not treat anecdotal advice as medical evidence.