Most pregnancy books are:
-Told from the woman's perspective
-Written for women
-Made for higher-level readers
-Not written for the average man
-TOO LONG
What About the Man? Surviving Pregnancy is not one of those books. In fact, it's written for all men and women, not just for readers and not just for those who want to learn about pregnancy.
The book is under 70 pages with larger font and larger spacing, it has ten chapters, and ideally it can be read by the average man in ten trips to the bathroom, with a chapter being read per bathroom trip. It's a smaller book that fits great in the bathroom, on the coffee table, and on the night stand, and it's something most expectant fathers can relate to.
So much focus is placed on the expectant mother, and rightfully so, but "hello" there's a man involved too Enjoy this comical yet real view of pregnancy through the eyes of a father who has experienced pregnancy four times
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