Review of The First Time Father

[Rebecca Olawoagbo]

[Following is a volunteer review of "The First Time Father" by Thomas Alfie.]

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4 out of 4 stars

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A bountiful joy and it is always, when a couple takes in down to the birth on route of the child. The book titled The First Time Father embraces a detailed breakdown and comprehension of child’s journey with the connection towards creating an awareness of what is to come. I bet we all believe and feel fathers have little responsibilities with the basic one of provision of necessities which is one reason why fathers find it hard to create a love bonding relationship between themselves and the baby. This book will give us a greater insight and a jaw-dropping list and how to go about things to do as a Father-to-be which we believe is not really something of necessity. We all agree to have played different games when we were little and smile when we have a flash of it. Well, a full list to keep you smiling and teach you even new ways to Bond pretty well with your kid and be the best relief and support to your wife.

The book gives an insight of what to expect in future, uses words that are lucid enough and self-explanatory, encourages hygiene, create a pictorial/ visual imagination and most importantly respect and uphold customs and beliefs irrespective of being realistic. Example is “Your religious belief or Cultural Upbringing about pregnancy sex” page 87 of 230.

No Negative Aspects

The book is rated four out of four(4 out of 4)as it is very detailed and creates a communication and mind leading rapport between the author and his audience with captivating and adventurous words.

The author ALFIE THOMAS ,uses in-depth words for clarity and easy understanding as expected of its large audience precisely adults to prepare their mind towards parenting and being the best at it.

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The First Time Father
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