Customer Reviews
A book full of practical advice, which is also fun to read. - By: , 07 Mar 2002 
This book is excelent! I bought it for my partner just a few weeks before the baby was due. He read it in 2 days! The book made us both laugh & cry (of happiness) & love the idea of becoming parents even more... The practical advise is also extremely useful. Overalll, the book is helpful, funny, & worth buying!!!
Terrific "tell it like it is" guide for new fathers - By: , 13 Aug 1999 This is a wonderful book for new dads. My husband & I read it together & laughed alll the way through at the memories it evoked of coping with the trying times of our daughter's infancy. Mr. Barron uses a humorous approach to inform fathers of both the good times & difficult times to expecet with a new baby. It is an easy read, broken into bite-size segments - perfect for parents with little time to sit down & read a book. We also liked that Mr. Barron discussed the changes he faced in his marriage after his child was born. We found the book to be so truthful & fun that we bought a copy for a friend of ours who, along with his wife, was expecting his first child.
Fathers-if you buy one book, buy this one!! - By: , 30 Jun 1999 I saw Mr. Barron interviewed on the "Today" show. My wife will have a baby in one month & I was having a hard time finding a book for fathers. This book was the answer to my long search. This book was extremely insightful & had tons of great suggestions. I would definitely recommend this book to any new father...also look for his first book, which is just as great!
A book that walks new parents through...fatherhood. - By: , 26 May 1999 She's Had a Baby is a humorous book that walks new parents through the intricate maze of fatherhood with survival techniques & wisdom.
--Dr. Jane Greer, Family & Marriage Therapist
This book can help a couple adjust to the vast changes. - By: , 26 May 1999 This book can help a couple adjust to the vast changes that parenthood brings about, handle the new stresses & strengthen their marriage in the process.
Linda Carter, Ph.D., Director, Family Studies Program, New York University Child Study Center
