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Congratulations, its a . . . Welcome to the world of being a dad. The hours are endless. It will probably cost an arm and a leg over the years. Theres little, if any, time off. But, oh, the benefits! From the excitement of holding your wriggling newborn for the very first time to the pride of watching that first Little League game or ballet recital to the day-to-day joys of seeing your child learn to walk, talk, read, and reason, fatherhood is the most enlightening, exhilarating, and emotional experience youll ever have-which is why you need The Daddy Guide. Bringing together practical advice and insightful anecdotes from hundreds of dads and other experts, The Daddy Guide is your ultimate answer book. From diapers and discipline to child care and childproofing, author Kevin Nelson culls the expertise from experienced fathers as well as top-notch professionals. Among these experts are: Dr. Richard Ferber, author of Solve Your Childs Sleep Problems, on how to give yourself-and your baby-a good nights sleep Adele Faber and Elaine Mazlish, authors of How to Talk So Your Kids Will Listen, on how to communicate with your children Harville Hendrix, PhD, renowned couples therapist, on keeping the romance alive after having children Jim Trelease, author of The Read-Aloud Handbook, on the value of fathers reading to their kids David Blankenhorn, author of Fatherless America, on the importance of being a dad Ruth B. Roufberg, toy expert and consultant, on the best toys and computers for children Plus many, many more on a wide range of topics Let this book be your indispensable companion and handy resource for information on colic, potty training, life insurance, family budgeting-and everything in between! Kevin Nelson is the author of twelve books. He is the father of Annie and Leah and lives with his wife, Jennifer Kaiser, in the San Francisco Bay Area.
