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Baby Hacks for New Dads: The Comprehensive Guide to Effortless Parenting, Infant Care, and Baby Development
Welcome to fatherhood – an awe-inspiring, life-altering, but admittedly overwhelming journey. Whether you're just starting this beautiful trek or preparing for the arrival of your little one, "Baby Hacks for New Dads" has you covered. This comprehensive guidebook simplifies parenting, making it not just manageable, but also a delightful adventure. Gone are the days of struggling to comprehend what your baby needs. This book demystifies infant care, translating the complex language of baby cries into something you can understand. Learn to expertly With practical tips and solutions designed to make your life as a new dad less stressful and more fulfilling. Drawing on the latest research in child development, this guide lays out easy-to-follow strategies to stimulate your baby’s cognitive, emotional, and physical growth. Discover simple but effective ways to support your child's development during the critical first years of life. It's like having a roadmap to your baby's brain, providing you with the essential tools to foster your child's development in a fun, engaging, and meaningful way. What's more, "Baby Hacks for New Dads" acknowledges the profound shift that fatherhood brings, offering valuable advice The book explores the emotional and psychological aspects of becoming a dad, providing insights into how you can support not only your baby, but also yourself and your partner. Fatherhood doesn't come with a manual, but this book is as close as it gets. Packed with clever shortcuts, smart advice, and gentle humor, "Baby Hacks for New Dads" is the ultimate handbook for modern dads ready to take on parenting with confidence, grace, and a whole lot of love. Whether you're a first-time dad or a seasoned pro, you'll find invaluable guidance in these pages to help you navigate the beautiful chaos of raising a child.
130 pages, Paperback
Published May 21, 2023
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About the author
David Hall
416 books8 followersAn awkward interview
'So here's your opportunity to promote yourself. Go sell yourself to the readers.'
'Umm...I'm not good at that chest pumping stuff. I'm British.'
'Okay. Well, you don't have to 'chest pump', just tell us a little about yourself. Who is David Hall?'
'He's British.'
'Yesss, you've mentioned that. Anything else?'
'Such as?'
'Well, like where do you live?'
'In Britain.'
'Hmm, you're not really helping the reader to get a sense of you as an author. Tell us about the types of stories that you like to write.'
'Oh that's easy. Anything. well, almost anything. Nothing gory, I don't have the stomach for it'
'Right. But you must have a preference for a genre.'
'Oh you mean like ticky boxes... I see... then in that case, I like to write romantic-comedy-suspense stories. Short stories. Yes, definitely romantic-comedy-suspense short stories.'
'Okay, now we're getting somewhere. So that latest book of yours...err...what's it called again?'
'Love Line.'
'Love Line. Of course. Why should readers buy Love Line? What are they missing out on?'
'They are missing out on a romantic-comedy-suspense story. Sorry, short story.'
'Right. But isn't it a bit odd a man writing in the romantic genre?'
'No stranger than you asking that question in 2015.'
'Alrighty then, is that the time? We really need to wrap this up. Anything else you want to say to your readers?'
'Yes. Love Line will make you laugh, probably reach for a glass of wine, and give you goose-bumps with a delightful twist. I am not responsible for you spilling your wine at that time. Thank you.'
'There, that wasn't too bad.'
'Hmmm.'
'So here's your opportunity to promote yourself. Go sell yourself to the readers.'
'Umm...I'm not good at that chest pumping stuff. I'm British.'
'Okay. Well, you don't have to 'chest pump', just tell us a little about yourself. Who is David Hall?'
'He's British.'
'Yesss, you've mentioned that. Anything else?'
'Such as?'
'Well, like where do you live?'
'In Britain.'
'Hmm, you're not really helping the reader to get a sense of you as an author. Tell us about the types of stories that you like to write.'
'Oh that's easy. Anything. well, almost anything. Nothing gory, I don't have the stomach for it'
'Right. But you must have a preference for a genre.'
'Oh you mean like ticky boxes... I see... then in that case, I like to write romantic-comedy-suspense stories. Short stories. Yes, definitely romantic-comedy-suspense short stories.'
'Okay, now we're getting somewhere. So that latest book of yours...err...what's it called again?'
'Love Line.'
'Love Line. Of course. Why should readers buy Love Line? What are they missing out on?'
'They are missing out on a romantic-comedy-suspense story. Sorry, short story.'
'Right. But isn't it a bit odd a man writing in the romantic genre?'
'No stranger than you asking that question in 2015.'
'Alrighty then, is that the time? We really need to wrap this up. Anything else you want to say to your readers?'
'Yes. Love Line will make you laugh, probably reach for a glass of wine, and give you goose-bumps with a delightful twist. I am not responsible for you spilling your wine at that time. Thank you.'
'There, that wasn't too bad.'
'Hmmm.'
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May 24, 2023
The tips and tricks found within this book are incredibly useful for first-time parents, but there is more inside even if you've had twenty kids before picking up this book. All the wisdom is practical and valuable.
September 4, 2025
A supportive, easy-to-read guide. David Hall offers practical tips, encouragement, and relatable advice without being overwhelming. Some of the ‘hacks’ are more common sense than groundbreaking, but it’s a reassuring and useful companion for early parenthood.
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