Fatherhood - Macleod, Iain
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"Sh** scared of becoming a father and losing your freedom? Fair enough, but come on. Really. Is that the best you've got…?" Often hilarious, always honest and with a lot less swearing than the author intended, Fatherhood is a first-hand account of the journey from 'not that bothered' about kids, to the first birthday party. Delving into why some men are wary of having children, what they think is going to happen when they do, and what really happens when they get on with it, Fatherhood is an entertaining and informative read for all would be parents. - Is it really that difficult to get…mehr

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"Sh** scared of becoming a father and losing your freedom? Fair enough, but come on. Really. Is that the best you've got…?" Often hilarious, always honest and with a lot less swearing than the author intended, Fatherhood is a first-hand account of the journey from 'not that bothered' about kids, to the first birthday party. Delving into why some men are wary of having children, what they think is going to happen when they do, and what really happens when they get on with it, Fatherhood is an entertaining and informative read for all would be parents. - Is it really that difficult to get pregnant? - How much is it all going to cost? - Why do people seem to disappear whenever they have a baby? - Is it possible to have kids and hang on to an adventurous spirit? This book answers these questions, and more, as the author struggles into fatherhood, tests the limits on caffeine consumption and discovers the most difficult thing about being a father, has nothing to do with the kid. If you're thinking about becoming a father, you enjoy your freedom and you don't like being told what to do, you should 'probably' read this book.
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Originally from Scotland, Iain MacLeod lived in the US, the Caribbean and Africa before eventually moving to Australia where he now lives with his young family. He loves to travel. He loves his family. He hates know it alls. He hates cats.