Title: Long on psychology, short on practicality
Product review: Whether this book will interest you depends to a large extent on what you're looking for as an expectant father. It was not particularly what I was looking for, but other people might find it useful. The focus of the book is on emotional and psychological reactions, and generally non-specific touchy-feely topics ("What You're Going Through"... "What She's Going Through," etc.) As a new dad, I want to know stuff like how to change a diaper (like most men without kids, I haven't a clue), what I should be thinking about in terms of saving for college (tax issues, investment vehicles), whether I can take my wife to a smoke-filled restaurant once or twice, etc., topics that are glossed over in this book. If you want suggestions for keeping your wife happy, like giving her a foot massage, this book is for you. If you want more practical advice (and I assume this is what most guys are looking for), this book is not for you.
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