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 What to Expect When Your Wife is Expanding: A Reassuring Month-by-Month Guide for the Father-to-Be, Whether He Wants Advise or Not :: 0740767526
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| Complete with weird baby names, tips on how to avoid a sympathetic pregnancy, and a discourse on the evolution of ESPN and the role it plays postdelivery, Hill's tome has been thoroughly revised to account for not only the usual father-to-be questions but also the often baffling and amusing technological and medical advances awaiting today's four million expectant dads. This hilarious month-by-month guide offers new and veteran dads solace, laughter, and a bit of useful information, including a question-and-answer chapter covering basics like "How much does having a baby cost?"; visual charts assessing such things as the breakdown behind the mom-to-be's weight gain; sidebars covering common wife complaints and anticipated purchases; and much more. Editorial Descriptions are usually submitted by the manufacturers, publishers and authors. Contact us if you are one of them, and wish to change the above description. |
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Author: Guest
A parody does not concern itself with providing useful information. If you want to be better informed, I'd recommend ''The Expectant Father: Facts, Tips and Advice for Dads-to-Be''.
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Author: Guest
I had High expectations for this book. However, it's content was un useful. I wanted a book that will have all the information my husband may need for my pregnancy and when the baby was born. This book tries too hard at being funny, so it does not give at the end the important informatin that a father may need. To me was a waste of money.
Adriana Rodstrom
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Author: Guest
They must've taken Bob Saget's jokes and put them in this farce. The only thing helpful was the expected costs for 'stuff' as the pregnancy goes along. The jokes all fall flat, the sarcasm is dry and withers horribly as time goes on.
I actually stopped reading this book after I forced myself to read the boring common sensical ideas. Unless you're a guy who has no clue about kids/babies, never had friends who've told you what to expect, or cannot look online and read far better websites with better and more poignant information, this book shouldn't be published to waste the paper it was printed on.
I heartily pass on this book, and we have a LOT of books with our first kid. This is by far the worst.
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Author: Guest
I bought this book thinking it would make a nice gift for my husband. I thought it might teach him a bit about what was going on with me while I was pregnant. I read it first, and found it to be sarcastic and stupid. Its not "educational" at all. I never gave it to him.
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Author: Guest
My Husband has no interest in books of any kind. However got this so that the shock of the new arrival (and indeed the actual arrival) would not be to much. Imagine my delight when I spotted it on the ledge in the Bathroom. - He actually read it in bits and peices. It is the kind of book you can dip in and out of. I found it good to as it made me consider how he was feeling about things.
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