We'Re Pregnant! The First Time Dad'S Pregnancy Handbook

We'Re Pregnant! The First Time Dad'S Pregnancy Handbook

How to become an excellent first-time dad and an all-time great partner Being a great first-time dad doesn?t mean being perfect; it means approaching and participating in the pregnancy experience with confidence. From easy-to-understand stats on the mommy and baby to discussing and designing a birthing plan, We?re Pregnant! The First-Time Dad?s Pregnancy Handbook provides all the need-to-know information with in-depth suggestions on how to be an ideal partner, and become a fully prepared parent.This standout among pregnancy books gives you the month-by-month tools needed to prepare for a newborn?s arrival. Featuring must-ask questions for the doctor, milestone trackers, and more, this approachable, action-oriented handbook also takes you beyond the due date, offering fundamental information on how to plan and perfect your own daddy daycare. This essential pregnancy guide provides stress-relieving advice, including: Dad-to-be datebook?Track weekly milestones and pregnancy vitals for the mommy and baby.Building a nest?Keep your relationship healthy by setting family goals like creating a fun pregnancy announcement or planning a relaxing trip.Newborn baby love?Learn how to thrive as new parents with useful tips on everything from bottle temperature to bonding with your newborn.We?re Pregnant! The First-Time Dad?s Pregnancy Handbook will help the first-time dad become a pro parent.Review?While nothing can truly prepare a man for fatherhood, this book comes pretty darn close. Part handbook, part handholding, Adrian?s words will comfort and prepare even the most terrified dads-to-be. Your partners will thank you, I promise!??Jill Smokler, founder of Scary Mommy?We?re Pregnant delivers the right balance of clinical information and ways to support expecting moms, all while speaking to what men need to hear in a way that will make sense to them and their roles as fathers. Writing and coaching as a once clueless and misguided first-time dad, Adrian clearly understands the challenges ahead and makes it his mission to get first-time dads to pay attention, and most importantly to understand what it means to provide support.??Heather B. Armstrong, creator of dooce