From Lad to Dad: How to Survive as a Pregnant Father

From Lad to Dad: How to Survive as a Pregnant Father

by StephenGiles (Author)

Synopsis

A personal diary of coping with a first pregnancy, written by a father-to-be. It examines the feelings, fears and frustrations that every new dad goes through, and contains practical advice to help other prospective fathers enjoy the journey better. One father-to-be's journal of the nine months from conception to birth, and how it feels from a dad's perspective, filled with useful tips and advice on coping with everything from sex to being invisible. The diary format means that the book is frank, honest and often very funny in its account of the typical feelings a prospective father goes through: how to react to his partner's moods and worries, how to cope with midwives who ignore him, how to support his partner through the bad times, and how to be a tower of strength during labour when he too is lost and frightened.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 128
Publisher: White Ladder Press Ltd
Published: 24 Jan 2004

ISBN 10: 0954391470
ISBN 13: 9780954391478

Media Reviews
There are hundreds of books for the expectant mum, but few for the father-to-be, so this light-hearted, practical guide, focusing on the emotional journey, should be another winner for this excellent small publisher. THE BOOKSELLER Bookseller - New titles: January 2005 One first-time-father-to-be's journal of the nine months from conception to birth, and how it all feels from a dad's perspective.
Author Bio
Stephen Giles is a professional author, playwright and journalist. A former editor of regional newspapers and magazines, he has worked as a columnist, reviewer, football pundit and language lecturer. He is the author of several award-winning short stories and has had several plays produced, including Rough Trade and Rainy Night in Soho. From Lad to Dad is his first non-fiction book. He lives in the south west of England with his wife and son.