Soliciting advice: childbirth educational resources

It seems like time to start educating myself about childbirth in more depth. Since I will not be taking classes, I am now soliciting recommendations for books, videos, web sites, or similar self-study educational resources about childbirth.

I already own The Pregnancy Book by Sears & Sears and have a recommendation for Pregnancy, Childbirth, and the Newborn by Simkin.

( important note on giving me advice )

Soliciting advice: FutureBaby pseudonym

As Chad said today, after FutureBaby becomes an ActualBaby (knock on wood), we're leaning toward referring to him or her by a pseudonym on our blogs just to provide a mild amount of privacy (after a birth announcement with the actual name, probably). I've been having fun reading the pseudonym suggestions over at his blog, so I'll toss it open here too:

Recommend a post-birth pseudonym for FutureBaby, preferably one independent of age and sibling status.

Heck, if you're so moved, recommend a non-pseudonym for FutureBaby; it's unlikely that you'll come up with a suitable name that we haven't thought of yet, but since Chad's commenters got to offer suggestions, y'all might as well, too. Nb.: FutureBaby's last name will be Orzel (pronounced or-ZELL), with a middle name of Nepveu; probably no second middle name.

(Pseudonym, by the way, is a really weird looking word, or perhaps it only is if you've been awake since five this morning.)

And yes, we know about the Baby Name Wizard's NameVoyager (Java applet).

Links dump

Six quick links from the last couple of weeks:

• Kit Whitfield's Blog: Macho Sue :: "While basically a Mary Sue, in that the story attributes to his feelings far greater importance than they would merit in a realistic narrative, Macho Sue appeals to a primordial impulse: the impulse to truckle to the alpha male."
  (tags: gender books movies analysis)
• Creating the Innocent Killer :: What's wrong with Ender's Game: among many other things, it tells kids, "Your mistreatment is the evidence of your gifts. You are morally superior. Your turn will come, and then you may severely punish others, yet remain blameless. You are the hero."
  (tags: books analysis sff psychology politics)
• Australian Antarctic Division - Icebergs :: Awesome pictures. Someone turn these into fantasy novel covers.
  (tags: pictures)
• Pregnant? Eat Chocolate! - The Checkup - :: "Women who ate the most chocolate -- about a candy bar a day -- were about 70 percent less likely to develop preeclampsia than those who eat the least, the researchers report in this month's issue of the journal Epidemiology."
  (tags: health pregnancy chocolate)
• City Farmers’ Crops Go From Vacant Lot to Market - New York Times :: For years, city dwellers have raised fruits and vegetables to feed their families, but now more and more of them are growing food to sell to a wider market.
  (tags: food farming environment)
• Monitor on Psychology - Husbands, rate your wives :: "The test taker would add up the total number of merits and demerits to receive a raw score, which would categorize the wife on a scale from "very poor" to "very superior.""
  (tags: psychology gender wrongness)