Baby Bomb
A Relationship Survival Guide for New Parents
by Kara Hoppe; Stan Tatkin
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Pub Date Aug 05 2021 | Archive Date Jul 01 2021
New Harbinger Publications, Inc. | New Harbinger
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Advance Praise
“Vivid and emotionally spot-on. Baby Bomb doesn’t miss a beat in giving you helpful tools, examples, and dialogue right from the first chapter. This book tackles the pervasive problem of traditional gender roles in parenting, elevates the conversation, and challenges us to think deeper about nurturing our partner relationships after baby comes along.”
—Heather Turgeon, psychotherapist, and author of The Happy Sleeper
“‘The couple comes first.’ Strange how radical these words seem, but also how right. Baby Bomb insists—and gives parents concrete ways to remember—that their health and partnership is never any less important than their baby. This book is a breath of fresh air that helps lighten even the hardest days of early parenting.”
—Angela Garbes, author of Like a Mother
“After the birth of a baby, the relationship of the parents is often left untended, like a fallow field. Baby Bomb is the guide you need to help return nutrients to the soil of your relationship, plant seeds of new growth, and celebrate the bounty of your relationship for years to come.”
—Britta Bushnell, PhD, childbirth and new-parent specialist, and author of Transformed by Birth
Available Editions
EDITION | Other Format |
ISBN | 9781684037315 |
PRICE | £13.99 (GBP) |
PAGES | 168 |
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