Dad's Guide to Pregnancy For DummiesPractical, hands-on information for fathers-to-be Dad’s Guide to Pregnancy For Dummies is packed with practical, straightforward information for fathers-to-be, covering all of the logistical, physical, and emotional aspects of pregnancy from a dad’s unique point of view. When it comes to pregnancy, dads’ roles have changed so much in the past few decades that expectant fathers don’t always know where to turn to for guidance and advice on this milestone event. Now they do! Dad’s Guide to Pregnancy For Dummies covers:
Packed with helpful information on the typical struggles and feelings expectant fathers face, Dad’s Guide to Pregnancy For Dummies gives first-time fathers and veteran dads alike a wealth of useful information. |
Contents
Considering the pros and cons | |
Amazing changes in weeks 7 | |
Helping your partner cope with | |
Growing Into the Second Trimester | |
Looking pregnant at last | |
Changing Nappies | |
Helping Baby Sleep Safely | |
Scheduling Immunisations | |
Riding the Ups and Downs of Hormones | |
Coping with Company | |
A Dads Guide to Worrying | |
Watching Out for Postnatal Issues | |
Managing Grief | |
Having Sex in the Second Trimester | |
Expecting the Unexpected | |
Mandatory bed rest | |
Knowing what to expect with | |
multiples are and who | |
In the Home Stretch The Third Trimester | |
Heeding warning signs | |
Whose Baby Is This Anyway? Dealing | |
Using a midwife at home | |
Creating a Birth Plan | |
Whos Present | |
Game Time Labour Delivery and Babys Homecoming | |
Supporting Your Partner during Labour | |
Daddy 999 Survival Tips for Bumps | |
Taking care of baby after a fall | |
Open Wide Baby Administering Medicine | |
Deciphering Nappy Contents | |
Dealing with Food Allergies | |
Readjusting When and If Mum Goes Back | |
Becoming a stayathome | |
Comparing childcare options | |
Planning for Your New Familys Future | |
Saving Money for Your Childs Education | |
The Part of Tens | |
Attend Antenatal Appointments | |
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