i know there were posts before on this. this is our first baby and my DH is so excited these days he does not know what to do with himself! any recommendations on books? TIA!
One of my friends gave us The New Dad's Survival Guide by Scott Mactavish. DH hasn't started reading it yet though.
June 2010 - IVM July 2, 2010- BFP Beta July 5th - 931 Repeat beta July 7th - 2,779 July 13, 2010- First ultrasound! Gestational sac found! July 16, 2010 - 2nd u/s due to bleeding. Twins found! Baby A is great! Praying for Baby B! July 23, 2010 - 3rd u/s. Saw Baby A's flicker of a heartbeat! Lost Baby B. :-( March 16, 2011 - Nathan James was born November 26, 2012 - surprise BFP! It's a girl! July 26, 2013 - Lilianna Jean was born
My DH has 2, one is the idiots guide to being an expectant father and the other one is humerous but I don't remember the name of it but on the cover its got a pic of a pregnant womans belly and a daddy beer belly Its written by the husband of someone who has written a few baby books herself.
How Not To Completely SUCK At Being A New Parent by Scott Feschuk & Paul Mather. HILARIOUS book and hubby loved it too.
Your Newborn's Appearance
You may be surprised and upset by your newborn's appearance. Don't panic! Many newborn babies have dry flaky skin, bulging eyes, and a slightly pointed head. This is normal and a result of either (a) the birth process, or (b) the fact that you and your partner are both ugly bug-eyed pointy-headed people.
The whole book goes on like this. Highly recommend it for a good laugh with some actual educational content like why your newborn's head really might be temporarily cone shaped.
Phoenix - August 19, 2006
Avery - March 16, 2011
Things to avoid during pregnancy: Eye contact with cats. Cats will suck the burgeoning life right out of you, using their infamous feline mind-powers. Avert your eyes, and move along.
FACT: 1 in 10 people are said to be a carrier of Listeria. Therefore you should avoid all shopping malls, grocery stores and busy street corners for the duration of your pregnancy. Or microwave anyone you contact until steaming, just to be safe.
Re: books for new dads-to-be?
July 2, 2010- BFP Beta July 5th - 931 Repeat beta July 7th - 2,779
July 13, 2010- First ultrasound! Gestational sac found!
July 16, 2010 - 2nd u/s due to bleeding. Twins found! Baby A is great! Praying for Baby B!
July 23, 2010 - 3rd u/s. Saw Baby A's flicker of a heartbeat! Lost Baby B. :-(
March 16, 2011 - Nathan James was born
November 26, 2012 - surprise BFP! It's a girl!
July 26, 2013 - Lilianna Jean was born
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My DH has 2, one is the idiots guide to being an expectant father and the other one is humerous but I don't remember the name of it but on the cover its got a pic of a pregnant womans belly and a daddy beer belly
Its written by the husband of someone who has written a few baby books herself.
How Not To Completely SUCK At Being A New Parent by Scott Feschuk & Paul Mather. HILARIOUS book and hubby loved it too.
The whole book goes on like this. Highly recommend it for a good laugh with some actual educational content like why your newborn's head really might be temporarily cone shaped.
Avery - March 16, 2011
Things to avoid during pregnancy: Eye contact with cats. Cats will suck the burgeoning life right out of you, using their infamous feline mind-powers. Avert your eyes, and move along.
FACT: 1 in 10 people are said to be a carrier of Listeria. Therefore you should avoid all shopping malls, grocery stores and busy street corners for the duration of your pregnancy. Or microwave anyone you contact until steaming, just to be safe.