New Father's Panic Book

By Gene B. Williams

What's A Father To Do ? New fathers have come a long way from a generation ago when they were shut out of the delivery room. Today's new father is encouraged to participate in his child's birth by offering support and comfort to his wife, yet little has been done to prepare him for the total process of becoming a father. This book will tell Dad everything he needs to know about pregnancy, delivery, and infant care and give him the confidence to experience all the joys of getting to know his new baby. Get Straight Answers About: What to expect at every stage of pregnancy What you'll learn in birthing classes Helping her through morning sickness, mood swings, and stress Making informed choices about doctors, hospitals, delivery and new baby care What you need before you bring the baby home Why your wife needs you in the delivery room Feeding and caring for your baby What to do in an emergency How to tell if it is an emergency How to be a truly great dad -- right from the beginning Don't Panic...All The Help You Need Is Here!

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 038078906X
• ISBN13: 9780380789061
• Release Date: June 1997
• Publisher: William Morrow & Company
• Length: 336 Pages
• Weight: 0.65 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 5.4" x 8.1"

Customer Reviews

Useful tool to new fathers!

My wife bought me this book a few weeks after we found out she was pregnant. I didn't have a clue about anything and this book really gave me so much useful information that it made the pregnancy and birth of our son so easy for me to handle.We took a parenting class and so much in the class that we leaned I was already familiar with because of this book. I didn't freak out about certain things because I knew what to expect. This book helped me understand the different phases my wife would go through and it allowed me to have a more understanding and patience with things. The delivery was a snap because of what this book prepared me for, along with class.This book is well worth it and I highly recommend it. Don't panic, get the book!