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- Herausgeber: GA Publishing
- Sprache: Englisch
ARE YOU GOING TO BECOME A DAD FOR THE FIRST TIME? BE PREPARED FOR PREGNANCY AND CHILDBIRTH WITH THIS SURVIVAL GUIDE FOR DADS-TO-BE!
Are you an anxious dad-to-be who has absolutely no idea what to expect over the next 9 months of your partner's pregnancy?
Do not worry, we are here for you!
You are about to become a father and you want to be prepared for what's to come. You also want to support your partner through everything. Raising a baby comes with a lot of surprises. The truth is, most parents just rush it. But expecting your first child is a well-researched terrain for which there are many successful tips and strategies.
So how do you prepare for the big day?
Start with "
First Time Dad" by
Lyon Tyler. This exciting book is the new dad's guide to surviving pregnancy and childbirth.
In this informative guide, you will:
- Avoid unpleasant surprises and make the initial preparations, from finances to child-proofing your home
- Get a complete overview of every stage of your partner's pregnancy, from the first trimester to the last trimester
- Anticipate everything that could go wrong with your partner's pregnancy so you can prepare for it like a boss
- Dive deep into the details of your partner's labor, including birth methods and the birth itself
- Become the best partner ever and take care of your baby like a pro when you get home from the hospital
Becoming a dad for the first time can seem daunting. You can surely expect some sleepless nights and smelly diapers, but with the proven tips, strategies and insights from " First Time Dad", you can make it easier for yourself and for your partner!
Be Prepared for Pregnancy and Childbirth, Get the Book NOW, and Start Reading!
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Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2022
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First Time Dad
The Ultimate Guide for New Dads about Pregnancy Preparation and Childbirth - Advice, Facts, Tips, and Stories for First-Time Fathers!
Lyon Tyler
Copyright
Copyright © 2022 by Lyon Tyler - All rights reserved.
No portion of this book may be reproduced in any form without written permission from the publisher or author, except as permitted by U.S. copyright law.
Contents
Image
. Chapter
Introduction
1.
Looking Inwards
Putting Your Partner And Baby First
Taking Care Of Your Mental Health
Taking Care Of Your Physical Health
How Do You Feel?
Conceiving A Baby (For Those Trying)
2.
Looking Outwards
How to Take Care Of A Pregnant Woman
Preparing Your Home For Your Baby’s Arrival
Financial Planning
3.
What To Expect In The First Trimester
Fetal Growth
Mother’s Health and Body
Food And Diet
Your First Visit
4.
What To Expect In The Second Trimester
Fetal Growth
Mother’s Health and Body
Prenatal Visits
Planning For Childbirth
Getting Your Baby Home
Your Birth Plan
5.
What To Expect In The Third Trimester
Fetal Growth
Mother’s Health and Body
Prenatal Visits
Going Into Labor
Planning For The Baby’s Arrival
6.
Holding Down The Fort
Taking Care Of The Baby
Carving Out A Work-Life Balance
Final Words
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Resources
Introduction
Congratulations!Youaregoing to be a father! In about nine months, you will be bringing your brand new baby home. You are very excited, but also very scared! What does this new chapter in your life bring for you? Will you be a good father? What will your baby look like? How can you support your partner during the pregnancy? Are you prepared for childbirth? How do you change a baby? How do you feed a baby? What do pregnant mothers eat?
The questions are racing through your head during this very pivotal period of your life. You are a new father! It is to be expected. You are also very likely feeling vulnerable, anxious, and maybe even scared. Fatherhood is one of the biggest responsibilities you will ever hold in this lifetime – after becoming first choice quarterback at college, chief spider hunter, and POTUS! You want to give it as much attention and effort as you possibly can.
The one thing I can tell you is that we have all been there. We have all laid awake at night, next to our growing babies and pregnant partners, worried about what fatherhood holds for us. Our biggest worry is always, of course, “Will I be a great father and partner to my growing family?”
I am here to reassure you that you can with simple, everyday, common sense and a sprinkling of science. You wouldn’t be reading this book if you did not appreciate the value of knowledge. I commend you on taking the first step towards becoming a great first-time father. Your eagerness to do what is right by reading this book is proof that you are on the right path! Congratulations!
In the past, fathers often ignored pregnancy in their partners, thinking it to be a “women’s issue” alone. I am glad to say that we men are stepping up today to be involved in their child’s lives during the entire pregnancy. Not only are men stepping up for the child, but they are also stepping up for mothers, happy to play a very active role in their new family. The ramifications of this new way of life are very encouraging.
Women no longer have to do it alone and fetuses can grow happily and healthily because mothers are getting enough support and care, reducing the amount of stress and negative emotions that mother and baby experience.
As we celebrate being better fathers, I must congratulate you on researching to be a great father and partner during pregnancy. Being a great father is not an unattainable goal that you can never reach! All you need is guided knowledge and the willingness and hard work to be one and the rest falls into place.
In this book, I will bring you all the information you need to know to prepare for pregnancy and childbirth. I will teach you all the essential information that each trimester of pregnancy brings, as well as how to look out for labor and how to devise a birth plan.
Lastly, I will bring you some much-needed advice on how to take care of your baby and your partner during the first couple of months post-birth! Rest assured that this book will take care of all your information needs so that you can continue to be excited about fatherhood. So, take time to decide on a name and to paint your baby’s room. You deserve to enjoy this special moment of life.
I’m an online entrepreneur, author, and married full-time father of three children. After I met my wonderful wife at the age of 21, we got pregnant with our first (“surprise”) son. Since that moment I fully committed myself to support my wife during pregnancy and childbirth, but I soon discovered that, while the “female world” was full of books and resources about pregnancy, we (dads-to-be) had to find our own way to be prepared.
It’s an understatement to say that dad's skills did not come naturally. I had to learn them the hard way, so I could teach them to you the easy way. Here’s how it happened: Early on, I figured out that I could learn these skills just like I studied for math or foreign language tests. I read everything I could get my hands on about what to expect—pregnancy & childbirth books, medical studies, and every parenting book ever written. Eventually, I attended courses on the subject. I also started a Facebook group of fathers with some friends.
On a whim, I decided to document all of my misadventures and takeaways as a human guinea pig in a journal. I began to discuss the information I collected with other groups of fathers. To my surprise and delight, I found I wasn’t the only person concerned about this topic.
In our "lab", we endeavor to find the latest scientific studies and then turn them into real-life advice. We then share these strategies to ascertain their validity. In this way, each skill in this book has already been refined by thousands of dads who have used them in real-life situations.
Not unlike a husband to a pregnant wife, the book serves as an affable, funny, half-informed, well-meaning companion to the pregnancy books that do the real work. It brings you a much-needed balanced perspective that comes from real-world experience that I have had. In singular devotion to my subject, I have had two more children. My most recent child was born in 2016, an event that found me well-prepared. I can't lie! Every pregnancy is a unique adventure.
