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mburnamfink's review against another edition
4.0
Fathering Your Toddler is fine, I guess. Maybe better than fine, since it actually has good advice for taking care of your kid, your relationship, and your self. Though every kid is different, and I didn't find it that applicable to my issues.
scottrushing's review against another edition
5.0
Every parent should read this, take notes, and be willing to learn. There is important Information about how a toddler develops, and tips for fathers on how to best guide that growth.
davidcole's review against another edition
4.0
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The first book was great. This book also has a lot of useful info, but seems to have more filler material.
The first book was great. This book also has a lot of useful info, but seems to have more filler material.
mkindness's review against another edition
5.0
I love this series of books. Finally, parenting books that don't treat dads like neanderthals that would rather get drunk with their college buddies than EVER change a diaper or help out with their child.
I only read about half of this, since it's arranged by age and the kid had already passed through most of the phases. I do now have Fathering Your School-Age Child (ages 3-9), so I can read that as he grows.
I only read about half of this, since it's arranged by age and the kid had already passed through most of the phases. I do now have Fathering Your School-Age Child (ages 3-9), so I can read that as he grows.