Why future dads should attend childbirth classes Reviews

Here we are again, another lecture on parenting from me. You'll need to read all of my salient reviews to help you in the struggle against the Dark Side that is Parental Guilt. If you know what to do and it doesn't work, then at least you tried. If you don't bother learning, you'll never know but should assume it's your fault... (cunning ploy to ...  Read the complete review

When I wanted to have a child I bought a big book explaining what happens in conception, through pregnancy , delivery, and after. I called it the bible. I read it so that I had an idea of what to expect and as I reached each step I read the relevant chapters. It was great to understand why I was feeling the way I was feeling etc. My husband on ...  Read the complete review

When my wife and I found out she was pregnant with my first son she booked us into some antenatal classes at our local hospital. I was really looking forward to them and couldn't wait for them to start. I had visions in my mind of it being like that episode in 'Friends' where Ross and Susan go through the breathing techniques and have a dolly to ...  Read the complete review

Why not?? In short there are two of you having this baby and if the mum to be wants to go why shouldn't he? I asked my husband if he found the ones we went to useful / was he glad he went etc before I wrote this review. His response was yes he was glad he went, not necessarily because of the pearls of wisdom dispensed by the midwife who ...  Read the complete review

Our antenatal classes were organised in a block of three, all held in the evenings between 7pm and 9pm. We started them in February/March and it was still darkish when we attended. My husband and I were both attending after a long day at work and my husband had been tired from a big project that he'd been working on. I remember him moaning at ...  Read the complete review