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Baby Fever Cures

101 Reasons to Commit to Birth Control, Embrace Your Cats as Children, and Settle into Spinsterhood

Contributors

By Abigail Porter

Formats and Prices

On Sale
Jul 13, 2027
Page Count
144 pages
ISBN-13
9781538787526

Price

$11.99

Price

$15.99 CAD

LOCK IN, LADIES. “The Girl with the List” finally wrote the book: here are 101 foolproof reasons to fight those baby-making feelings, for now or forever.

Babies are cute—so cute that some people see fluffy cheeks or hear a soft coo and feel a sudden, strong urge to have a child themselves. That’s what we call baby fever, and lucky for us, there are cures. Hundreds of them.

In BABY FEVER CURES, your girl Abigail Porter has curated the top 101 reasons to commit to the cat-lady bit, shining a light on the medical mysteries and historical horrors of growing a small human in your body, while also celebrating the sheer thrills and reliable perks of living a child‑free life. Every single page offers a reminder for why, yet again, today is not the day to make that baby.

Whether you’re a card‑holding member of the child‑free guild, a simple girl without a plan, or a caring friend, parent, or other such guardian who knows someone who needs to step away from that ledge, this perfect little book is here to help. 


Abigail Porter

About the Author

Abigail Porter (@abigailprtr) is a content creator and activist known worldwide as “The Girl with the List.” She engages an audience of over 2 million with her commentary on reproductive autonomy and her commitment to rejecting societal expectations. Abigail graduated from Colorado State University with a degree in Interdisciplinary Liberal Arts and Theatrical Performance, and lives in California with her boyfriend and their 2 cats. A dedicated advocate and feminist, Abigail continuously challenges cultural norms and pushes back against the patriarchy.BABY FEVER CURES is her first book.

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