My Boys Can Swim!: The Official Guy's Guide to Pregnancy | Ian Davis

My Boys Can Swim!: The Official Guy's Guide to Pregnancy | Ian Davis | My husband loved this!!!

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	My Boys Can Swim!: The Official Guy's Guide to Pregnancy Ian Davis Three Rivers Press, 1999 - 112 pages average customer review:based on 166 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Help Hubby feel included

This is not the most informative book for men about the fine details of pregnancy, but it's a great way to help husbands feel involved. I left this book in the bathroom for my husband, and he loved it. He was constantly sharing the cartoons and stories with me (like pointing out that I looked just like the cartoon of the morning-sick wife with disheveled hair). It's very hard to get my husband to read books, so the fact that he actually read this entire book in a week is impressive.

My husband loved this!!!

My husband absolutely loved this book. It kept him interested, entertained, and was still informative. He said that he would recommend this book to anyone.

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great

I found this book to be entertaining and informational. It is great for husbands who are having trouble adjusting to the pregnancy or husbands who just need more informaion to understand what mom is going through. It gives this feeling that you are not alone -- everyone deals with these same problems.

Fun Prep for Expectant Dads

With this book, Ian Davis did a great job of relating material to his target audience with a humorous and informative delivery. It was never boring, and his insights were amusing and insightful.

Bear in mind, this is not a reference book for expecting fathers. If you're looking to this book to thoroughly guide you through the rigors of pregnancy and parenthood, this isn't the right book. You might want to try The Expectant Father: Facts, Tips and Advice for Dads-to-Be, Second Edition, which is a good thorough reference guide that helps to prepare you for the realistic responsibilities that lie ahead. Instead, this is a humorous glossy overview of some of the things you might expect over the next 9 months.

My only gripes are that the book is VERY short, and that it's pricey for what it is. I finished the book in one day during my daily commute, which is a 35 minute bus ride each way. And considering it's basically about the size and length of a pocket pamphlet, it's somewhat overpriced at $10.

However, these are the only things holding it back from being a 5-star review. It's a fun read, and it does accomplish what it sets out to do... to give expectant fathers some perspective on the rigors they are about to face during their introduction to fatherhood.

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