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	• Mack Daddy: Mastering Fatherhood without Losing Your Style, Your Cool, or Your Mind Larry Bleidner Citadel, 2006 - 224 pages average customer review:based on 9 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

A Mans Book

This book is hilarious!
If you look at all the reviews for the other 'Man Baby' titles they all have reviews from Women, not this one. This book is written by a Man for Men.

Loved all the comedy with the real world insight into raising children from birth to their teen years.

Favorite line (not directly quoted) "three things never to name your child, Adolph, Dick or Jesus".

Real men don't breast feed

While pregnant, I saw this book and knew my husband would enjoy it. (He's not your average guy)

This author covers just about everything a father might encounter -- from delivery-room insanity to survival in a post-apolcalyptic world -- and makes it all hilarious.

As we read it, we laughed - a LOT. He actually took the author's advice and turned the labor room into a party. I'm glad he did. We laughed our baby into the world!

My girlfriends and I now bag on some of the daddy types we see at the park - especially those Lactating Daddies!

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Great read

This book is very funny but it also covers real topics. I have been blessed with a husband that fell so naturally into "Mack Daddy" Fatherhood that I am going to pass this book on to others. This book is a good purchase for those who are not falling into fatherhood so gracefully.

Very Funny!

This book is really funny and It had ME laughing hysterically. I would definitely suggest reading this book when you are getting stressed out pragnancy. This book remided me that pregnancy is supposed to be enjoyed and an adventure. My husband is in the military and left right before I recieved ot but he will be reading it shortly. I'm sure he will love it. I actually read it with one of my girlfriends who isn't pregnant and she also thought it was hilarious.

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Fun and useful

I chose this book as I'd been long looking for a book on parenting that didn't have a pastel and taupe color scheme (read into that, "geared towards dads"). It was hard to find. The author's tone is very much a guy talking to another guy, has useful information in a non-PhD-nor-purporting-to-speak-to-that-level kind of way, has some good ideas that you wouldn't think about reading a book for moms. I have two beefs, both of which are minor and hasn't prevented me from recommending the book to friends. As he gets to the point in the book where it becomes a bit more about child-rearing and less about dealing with a baby in the house, he gets a bit preachy which was a bit of a turn-off for me. Also, he's a bit crass on some things (goes along with the tone of guy talking to another guy). Still funny but not what I would have hoped. I've recommended it to a few friends also expecting their first baby and they've enjoyed it as well.

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