Benjamin Bird

I wish I had bought a copy of this book to give my son who is a stay at home dad before his son was born. It is a humourous account of what a father needs to know in order to safely raise a baby. I recommend this book to soon to be parents. The illustrations are just a humourous as the text.

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Some useful and absolutely necessary tips for a brand new baby with a brand new dad. If this baby expects to survive, he better begins training his dad in vital aspects like being feed, having baths, having diapers changed, and a well deserved sleep time!

The story is humorous and sweet, and the illustrations are amazingly colorful. There's a companion book, A baby's guide to surviving mom, that I expect to read soon.

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I really liked the illustrations in this book. The story is simple, make sure dad knows that some things just happen with dad. I think it would work better as a board book than as a small sized picture book.

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I enjoyed this book. It is a great interactive book for little kids. It has wonderful illustrations and I think it could easily become a child's favorite book.