A Dad Book: DadLabs: Pregnancy and Year One

Don’t be misled by the professionals on the cover and the tame title of this book. It is not your dad’s book! These dads have gone all out to ensure that their Mother-In-Laws (why do we capitalize those words?) will leave them alone for good with this book.

Pregnancy and raising a newborns is as important a subject matter that one can think of. Yet these guys-turned-dads have managed to turn these life altering experiences into a comical, yet entertaining, read.

Starting with the title of the Prologue, “The Sofa at the Center of the Universe”, one recognizes that this book is very Dad2.0.

If you’re guy considering having a sexual relationship with a woman someday or a great-great grand daddy, you will enjoy this book and probably learn a lot as well.

We give the book at rating of 6-stars. (One for each of those lil’ cutie pies being manipulated into posing for the photo for the book cover.)

Book Reviews:

Steven Bush, author of Dad Blogs, had this to say,

“The book addresses not only practical topics but also emotional issues, especially when it comes to a dad’s relationship with his wife. It guides dads not only through the mechanics of being an expectant or new father, but also through the social requirements as well.”

Belinda Acosta, writer for The Austin Chronicle
Description: Father may not know best, but DadLabs has made it its mission to make sure knows a little bit better

“…They incorporated in 2004 but truly dove in headfirst in 2007, when they left their teaching jobs to take on the DadLabs mission full time, which is to talk candidly about what it’s like to be a parent from the contemporary dad’s perspective. In short, the dads of DadLabs are proud to declare that “washing bottles won’t make your balls fall off,” as is written in the prologue of their newly released book, DadLabs Guide to Fatherhood: Pregnancy and Year One”

You can order the book from our Bookstore for less than a 12-pack of beer. Aren’t your children worth it? Dadz Bookstore

Sitting in Iraq 6,000 miles from Brooklyn, Cpl. Cintron got to watch his newborn son being born. Aside from the awesome technology involved in allowing this event to happen, thanks go out to a nonprofit organization called Freedom Calls. They’ve been working hard to help soldiers stay connected with their loved ones regardless of the distance separating them. No doubt this new father is thrilled to have “been there” during this special moment in life.

The baby weighed in at 7 pounds, 3 ounces and the new dad weighed in with a proud : “Look! He’s looking at me!”

We thank you for your service Cpl. Cintron and welcome you to fatherhood!