Review: The Baby Bonding Book for Dads
PR people send me a lot of stuff. Sometimes they even get my name right.
Entrepreneurs and authors also contact me and they almost always get my name right. That's only one of the reasons why I prefer to deal directly with the source, especially when I'm interested in what they're trying to promote. This was the case when Jennifer Margulis wrote to me asking if I'd be a stop on her blog tour of the book she co-authored with her husband James di Properzio, The Baby Bonding Book for Dads
The Baby Bonding Book for Dads is a little photo book with simple advice on how a dad can bond with his baby. The photos manage to capture both the sweet and not-so-sweet moments of fathering a child. 
The advice is straightforward and useful, especially to new fathers who may not be as likely to share this kind of advice with their other new father friends.
Some of the most useful advice includes:
- Use your pinky finger to soothe a crying infant.
- Newborns are portable. Take them out now, because soon you won't be able to.
- When your baby is really little, you don't have to always read their books. Reading your own book aloud to them counts as bonding too.
The photos are really lovely and the book would be perfect shower gift for an expecting dad. I'm left wondering, though, are most men interested in looking at lovely photos? And do they give each other shower gifts?
The advice in this book is so solid and so important for dads to know, that I wish it had been packaged differently. Maybe in the Uncle John's Bathroom Reader style?
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