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The Daddy Survival Guide
The Daddy Survival Guide is a tips and tool book for real men. It's not filled with fluff or needless information, it's simply the direct truth on what to do now that she's knocked up.
 Trying to get it together, to get prepared for that baby, don't know
where to turn for information. Are you looking for expert insight...or
just trying to look smarter than you really are when it comes to
babies. This book will help navigate you through the trials and joys
of fatherhood.
When my oldest daughter was born over 21 years
ago, I was the proud father and wanted to give her everything. I just
didn't understand exactly what that meant to an infant. For the first
week at home she cried every waking moment. I had enough common sense
(and watched enough television) to know to feed, burp and change her.
Yet she still cried. At my wits end, I surrendered and called my
mother who lived over 2000 miles away. She asked the typical
experienced mommy questions about changing, cleaning, burping,
feeding. Then she walked me through the feeding process... she asked
how I did it. I explained that I went to the refrigerator, took out
the premixed formula, took a sterilized nipped and screwed it on, and
fed her. My mother found the problem. My daughter was having a
stomach ache. She explained that I needed the bottle to be warmed to
room temperature if not slightly warmer. I did, and my little girl
became the angel I knew she was.
My point is that no one ever told me what to do, that is why I am here. To tell you exactly what to do. You can see an excerpt from the book in the Downloads section of our site and see some of the tips and ideas under the Advice Section.
** SPOILER** This book is for men, so not only is it about babies, but there are some little tips on things men like, that have nothing to do with babies or having a baby. For example, do you know how to control a skid in order to reverse your driving direction without stopping? Check it out, buy the book.
Daddy Survival Guide - This 140 page book will give you
information on everything from conception to toddler years. Easy to
read and understand how to instructions on changing a diaper, feeding a
baby, taking a temperature, understand and recognize common childhood
issues, working with your partner in raising and happy and healthy
child. You can see a sample of the book under our site for Free Advice.
US. $29.95 $14.50 Online Sale Soft cover 6"x9" 166 pages, Daddy Books Publishing, Philadelphia, PA copyright 2008 2nd Edition.
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You can also purchase an electronic copy from Amazon.com
Coming Soon: Daddy Survival Guide: Surviving Baby's First year and other Post Traumatic Hormone Changes of the New Mommy
The first Survival Guide was designed to help men understand the pregnancy and birthing process. Did you really think we'd leave you hanging? The first year of your baby's life is challenging, scary, encouraging and discouraging... and that's just dealing with the baby mommy. Your new little one will go through more changes in their first year of life then they will throughout the rest of their life. You don't want to miss opportunities and experiences, and you need a survival guide to get you through it!
Daddy Survival Guide: 1st Year Journal
A companion journal for the DSG Baby's first year book. The journal allows space on one side for daddy to write his thoughts, hopes, dreams... okay, he is more likely to write about a great sporting event, who won the super bowl, how the little monkey burped on his shoulder and threw up down his back... you know, daddy thoughts ;) On the other side are useful daddy survival tips including: How to Build a Fire and How to Secure a car seat into the car.
Daddy Survival Guide: 1st Year Calendar
Order early and get your 2010 Daddy Survival Guide page a day calendar. Each day has a fun daddy image accompanied by Daddy Facts.
Daddy Survival Guide: Body Language, Sign Language...when will my 3 month old start talking - a guide to communicating with prespeech toddlers
The third in the Survival Guide series, we delve into the mystic world of baby communication. In this segment, we discuss the current popular methods of communicating with babies and how to train your child to give you visual and verbal indicators for things they want or need and then build on that to formulate long term communication skills.
Daddy Survival Guide: Walking, Talking and Creating Havoc - Understanding your Toddler
Fourth in the series of the Daddy Survival Guide and after the first year we see that our child has taken control of the house and has learned a few choice words, unfortunately some of those you did not expect to teach them resulting in some rather embarassing moments in church. The child or demon, your choice of identification has also learned how to break through all the child safety devices and if they don't kill themselves, they may burn the house down. Understand how to keep your child in check, while respecting their need to grow and stretch their creative minds.
Daddy Survival Guide: A Fathers Plan B Solution - A guide to infertility and adoption
A growing number of American families are finding that they are unable to have children, whether it's due to dad not having 'nuff stuff, or mom not having the facilities to host the baby party. This guide aids in understanding the fertility path and the adoption path and finding a solution that is both cost effective and parenting effective.
Daddy Survival Guide: DIY Nursery
A mans job is to get the nursery together. That means building or remodeling or simply throwing some paint on a wall. Whatever the plan, this guide helps every dad with a Do It Yourself attitude create a unique experience for their child. Basic plans can easily be modified to build faux walls, cribs, cradles, dressers, rockers, wardrobes and unusual Seusslike furniture.
Daddy Survival Guide: Reading, Riting & Rithmatic - Early Childhood Education
Are you seriously going to wait until your child is in kindergarten before they learn to read, write and count? Many parents do, and some because they are too busy or don't understand the importance of early at home education. My child is brilliant...yet they can't read. Your child should be well on their way to reading and basic math by age 4. School will help refine their skills, but it is up to us as parents to keep your child ahead of the learning curve by making learning fun and filling the need of their creative minds. | |
| Understanding your significant other through her pregnancy
She
is pregnant and excited! Woohoo... yet you are a little nervous,
concerned, freaked out... and you smile and say... 'That's
wonderful'... Now what. The first change is the relationship.
Dietary restrictions on top of hormonal changes and physical changes
will drive her mad...and mostly at you.
Preparing for Baby
If you're lucky, you have 8 to 9 months to get ready for the little
bundle (of joy/poop - your choice on how to reference baby). This is
the time to think about furnishings, decorating, safety, resources and
equipment. Know what you need, what to have on hand and where to buy
those things.
Now that baby is here
You need to know how to feed, burp and change the baby. You need to
know how to swaddle, wash and tend to the baby. You need to know how
to operate a swing, bouncy seat and place the baby in a car seat. How
to wash clothes and when to take the baby out and knowing what to
wear. It's more than any man should have to deal with.
Don't Forget about Mommy
She's done all the work with baby for 9 months, now its your turn.
Don't shirk your responsibilities, including taking care of mommy. She
needs affection, attention and release of stress. You may not get sex
for a while after the baby arrives, but it you ever want it to be good
again, treat her right and she will take care of you! | | Fatherhood needs a survival guide
Dads are always clueless. We were not taken into the gym when we were
boys and told what a period is or what happens when you have a baby.
Our moms don't prepare us for non-traditional or modern day parenting.
Company Name
JustForDaddy, LLC
717-330-4823
P.O. Box 101
Reamstown, PA 17567
alex.willis@daddysurvivalguide.com | |
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