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<p/><br></br><p><b> About the Book </b></p></br></br>Packed with information, tips and advice from the development of your baby to how to best support your pregnant partner.<p/><br></br><p><b> Book Synopsis </b></p></br></br><b>There is more to life when your family is growing than <i>What to Expect When Your Expecting</i>. For the expecting dad, there is joy--and fear. Here is a helpful guide to prenatal care, exercise, sex, travel, pets, things to buy, paternity leave, and much more.</b> <p/>Your partner is pregnant, and by now you're undoubtedly experiencing the element of fear that every dad-to-be feels upon learning a new baby is on the way. Well, sir, it's time to embrace this fear and tackle parenthood and the pregnancy process head-on! <p/>Packed with information, tips, and advice, from the development of your baby month by month to how to help your partner throughout the birth--<i>Pregnancy for Dads-to-Be</i> is a jargon-free, easy read that will help you understand what to expect during pregnancy and how to plan for the weeks ahead. The breakdown of advice includes: <br><ul><li>Preparing your partner for pregnancy</li><li>The first trimester: 0-12 weeks</li><li>The second trimester: 13-27 weeks</li><li>The third trimester: 28-40 weeks</li><li>Birth and beyond</li><li>Life with a newborn</li></ul><br>It's never too early to start preparing your home to accommodate a baby. Whether you or someone you know will soon be fathering a bundle of joy, <i>Pregnancy for Dads-to-Be</i> will serve as an invaluable resource and will properly prepare you for the joy of fatherhood. <p/>"There is, I suspect, one common emotion that every man across the world feels to some degree when their other half utters those life-changing words: 'I'm pregnant.' Happiness? Joy? A teary-eyed appreciation of the miracle of life? Most likely that first emotion is pure, spine-tingling, stomach-churning, limb-shaking fear. Well, dad-to-be, it's time to embrace this fear - and this book will help you to do it."--From the Introduction<p/><br></br><p><b> About the Author </b></p></br></br><b>Adam Carpenter</b> has worked as an editor and freelance writer on several leading magazines, including <i>Practical Parenting, Mother & Baby</i>, and <i>Condé Nast Brides</i>. He writes a regular column for <i>Writers' Forum</i> and has been a blogger on <i>Working Mums</i>. He lives in West Cornwall, United Kingdom, with his wife and two kids.

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