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Trade Paper Press/Turner Pub.
Language
English
Pages
230

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Subjects
Pregnancy, Motherhood, Psychology, Fatherhood, Wives

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[Nashville, Tenn.]

Table of Contents

You're not having a baby, you're having a third person
She's the one who's pregnant
Pregnancies sometimes do not end with babies
Make time to be involved with the pregnancy
Bonding with an unborn baby can be difficult, and that's okay
Discover your greatest obstacle
Establish credibility as a dad by deferring to experts
Adjust to your wife's mood swings
Beware the pregnant woman's nesting and spending spree
A new dad can handle finances even without any
Navigate the medical staff
Have a sex talk with the wife
Guess what? a new dad is not alone
Ask for help and build a support network for your family
Being a new dad will affect friendships
Define your own role as a dad
Speak up; let a dad's voice be heard
Establish a protective boundary for your new family
Anxiety about the delivery room is normal
Nurture the marriage
Embrace fatherhood
Make peace with yourself about your father
Learn more about your wife's father
Encourage your wife to accept a dad's perspective
A new dad never loses the title of dad
Help your wife adjust to motherhood
A new dad's transition into fatherhood is tough on everyone
Establish a work-family balance schedule
Schedule reasonable "me" time
Network with other dads.

Edition Notes

Series
Good things to know
Other Titles
Thirty things future dads should know about pregnancy

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
306.874/2
Library of Congress
HQ756 .H554 2010

The Physical Object

Pagination
xxi, 230 p. ;
Number of pages
230

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL24892771M
ISBN 13
9781596525924
LCCN
2010025775

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