Maternity Abroad Is Coming to Brazil: Here’s What You Need to Know!

I’m thrilled to announce that the English version of Maternity Abroad will soon be available in Brazil through Amazon! Whether you prefer a printed copy or the convenience of an online version, you’ll be able to get your hands on the book right here in Brazil.

This book has been a labor of love, designed to support and empower mothers who are navigating the unique challenges of pregnancy and motherhood far from home. I’m so excited to bring this resource to the Brazilian audience, and I hope it resonates with all of you as deeply as it has with readers around the world.

Where Else Would You Like to See Maternity Abroad?

While Amazon is a great place to start, I’m exploring other platforms to make Maternity Abroad even more accessible in Brazil. If there are specific bookstores or online platforms where you’d like to see the book available, I’d love to hear your suggestions! Your feedback is incredibly valuable, and it will help me reach more readers who could benefit from this guide.

Portuguese Version Coming Soon!

I’m also excited to share that the translation of Maternity Abroad into Portuguese will begin in October. We’re working hard to have it ready as soon as possible, so stay tuned for updates on when the Portuguese version will be available!

Thank you all for your continued support. I can’t wait for Maternity Abroad to reach more readers in Brazil, and I’m looking forward to hearing your thoughts and suggestions on where else you’d like to see the book available.

Stay tuned for more updates, and feel free to leave your suggestions in the comments below!

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Jessica Gabrielzyk

As a Brazilian author specializing in expat life, I’ve written Maternity Abroad,” “Parenting Abroad,” and Moving Abroad to help families navigate the challenges of relocating internationally. My goal is to empower others to embrace their new adventures with confidence and ease.

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