Title: I found this book offensive
Product review: I am an expectant father. In my opinion, this book has an offensive tone, and makes terrible assumptions throughout. Here is a sample what the book suggests a woman might be feeling during pregnancy (literal quotes): "afraid you won't love her after the baby is born (after all, she's not the same woman you married);" "may be afraid she won't have enough love to go around (what with loving you, and all);" "feelings of jealousy (after all, it was her private pregnancy until now);" "increasingly dependent---needs to know that you'll be there for her, that you still love her;" "she might be afraid that you don't love her anymore, and you might leave her." And so on. What kind of weak, spineless, self-loathing creature do the authors take the average woman to be? There are plenty of books with on-the-money, fact-filled advice for fathers; this isn't one of them.
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