Future Daddy The Ultimate Guide For First Time Dads

by Andres Mooring

Do babies break when you try to change their diapers? Why do babies vomit and drool so frequently? How can such a tiny human create such an immensely nasty smell concentrated in a single, used diaper. So many questions! So many worries! Let’s face it – fatherhood doesn’t come naturally to all dudes . To make matters worse, most resources are focused on moms-to-be. There are books, support groups and courses all tailored to the needs of new moms. Expectant dads, however, have their specific worries that need to be addressed. Feeling troubled by the future is nothing but natural. You’ll probably ask yourself a ton of questions – will I be able to support my family financially , will I know how to take good care of my child , will the relationship with my partner change forever ? Someone who has gone through the joys and worries of fatherhood can give you all of these answers and more. As a father-to-be, you need the practical steps to taking the best care of your child. You also (and more importantly!) need emotional support and a good understanding of all the crazy feelings you’re experiencing. Nobody is fully prepared to be a father. So relax a bit, you will do the best you can and you’ll succeed! Learning through trial and error, however, is also not an option. After all, your child and your relationship are at stake here. In Future Daddy , you will

Genres: Parenting

169 pages, Paperback

Published May 7, 2020

Reviews

[Michael Burnam-Fink]

As someone expecting a child with zero real experience with children, Future Daddy is a solid book. I appreciated the practical 8 step guides to things like "this is how to change a diaper" and "this is how to give your child a bath."

It's both a strength and weakness that a lot of this advice is aimed at people who are, bluntly, less mature than I am. If you're in your early 20s, working an unstable job, and not sure how serious things are with your now pregnant girlfriend, yeah, absolutely do everything to get your metaphorical house in order before the child shows up, because you don't want to mess this up. However, if you're married, in a career, and have gone to therapy, the advice is probably stuff you're already doing.

But on the whole, pragmatic, short, and unobjectionable.

[Daniele]

4 Stars

Some useful tips! I would recommend it as a book to read to have a general idea. I gave 4 stars.