Product Description
As the husband of a family doctor, Andrew always thought having a baby would be plain sailing. Unfortunately, as he and his wife soon discovered, babies don't always read the textbooks.
This is a story about the most turbulent time in any couple's life. It's for every woman wondering what their partner's really thinking, and for every man wanting reassurance but unsure who to ask. It's for every mum who's torn herself up about returning to work, and for every dad wondering what's the point of her breasts growing if he's not allowed to touch them.
Warm, honest and funny, this is the book for every new parent who suspects that the reference books just can't tell you everything.
'A hilariously candid companion for any dad-to-be - if he can ever get it back off his wife.'
Hugo Rifkind, Times columnist
'At last, mums get to see what life's really like on the other side of the bed.'
Susie Boone, Practical Parenting
'Accurate and amusing.'
Clare Byam-Cook, baby feeding expert and author
This is a story about the most turbulent time in any couple's life. It's for every woman wondering what their partner's really thinking, and for every man wanting reassurance but unsure who to ask. It's for every mum who's torn herself up about returning to work, and for every dad wondering what's the point of her breasts growing if he's not allowed to touch them.
Warm, honest and funny, this is the book for every new parent who suspects that the reference books just can't tell you everything.
'A hilariously candid companion for any dad-to-be - if he can ever get it back off his wife.'
Hugo Rifkind, Times columnist
'At last, mums get to see what life's really like on the other side of the bed.'
Susie Boone, Practical Parenting
'Accurate and amusing.'
Clare Byam-Cook, baby feeding expert and author
About the Author
Andrew Watson was brought up in rural Argyll and, after university, trained at the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School. When not sharing the childcare, he divides his time between acting and writing. He is a freelance contributor to a range of newspapers and magazines, and a regular media commentator on parenting issues. His book, Be A Great Dad, a practical guide for new fathers for the renowned Teach Yourself series, was published in 2010. He lives with his GP wife Zoë, deep in the heart of south-west London's Nappy Valley (SW18). For more information, go to www.awwa.co.uk.
