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Publisher's Summary
In Becoming a Father: What New Dads Should Expect & 99 Baby Tips to Survive Your Newborn’s First Three Months, you'll learn everything an expectant father needs to know when caring for his newborn child. From when a baby begins developing his or her senses to what to feed your new baby, you will learn the essentials for being a new dad.
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- Murphree
- 14-05-2015
Great tips!
Great tips, but I would have appreciated more details and elaboration in some sections of the book. Overall: very helpful.
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- Eric H.
- 10-09-2016
Don't mind being talked down to? You'll love it.
Couldn't finish this book. Felt to much like it was aimed at dads who don't want to really bond with or know their baby. Most of the advice is based on the idea that you're used to having your wife not work, stay home, clean and make dinner. it's 2016 this book is terrible. what a waste of time/money.
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- Billie burnham
- 15-10-2015
very interesting and informative!! AAA+
very easy to understand. speaks very clearly with a good, pleasant sounding voice. I highly recommend this to all you bb daddies that wanna take care of theirs.
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- Pedja
- 03-09-2015
The best audiobook I\ve seen for new dads
Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?
My wife just had our first child a few weeks ago and it is not exaggerating to say that I was absolutely terrified and unsure how will I be able to handle it. I'd been reading my wife's pregnancy books, and they were quite useless for me, so I decide to get myself a better read. Becoming a (good) father is a journey and I feel more prepared after listening to this audiobook, because it covered so many different topics about this subject. I highly recommend it!
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- Shane Jellison
- 17-11-2018
it was good
it was good book that brought many tips for new borns fathers. I liked it a lot.
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- RVA Ryan
- 24-06-2018
A lot of common sense
I was not blown away with the information that was given. And the narration sounds like a cheesy 70's school film.
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- Susan
- 17-07-2017
lackluster.
list heavy. anecdotal. poorly researched. far too short to be of any real use. more pamphlet than book.
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- Robert
- 21-02-2016
Good, but.....
It had good tips and it was well written, however the author refers to your baby as "she" and "her". If you have a girl then it will just seem natural. But I had a boy and it was very distracting. I wouldn't recommend that they him or he, but rather change it to "it" or "the baby" to keep it more universal, no mater what gender the child is.
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- Vanessa Vidal
- 24-11-2015
Pick another book, unless you are 16
Well if you are a 16 year old boy and you just found out your girlfriend is pregnant, go ahead and listen to this book. Otherwise you already know 95% of the tips and you can move on to another book.
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- Dave from Somerville MA
- 27-02-2017
Good for a laugh- dangerous information about care
Would you try another book from Clayton Geoffreys and/or John Eastman?
No.. Certainly not
What was most disappointing about Clayton Geoffreys’s story?
poor writing and dangerous information about childcare
What didn’t you like about John Eastman’s performance?
Sounded like a bad safety guide for a B-side amusement part ride
If you could play editor, what scene or scenes would you have cut from Becoming a Father?
Scrap it all
Any additional comments?
How did this even pass your minimum requirements to be on audible?..
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