Babyproofing Your Marriage: How to Laugh More and Argue Less as Your Family Grows, (Paperback)

from laurablackwell

I didn't think this book was worth what I paid for it; it's pretty fluffy without being especially funny or illuminating. To save you the money, I'll sum it up for you. It assumes that a) all men want lots of sex and b) women do most of the work when babies arrive. The authors posit that most mar...

from stephaniechase

Who wouldn't want to laugh more, argue less, and communicate better, with or without children? As with most books of this type, it really is just three women with children of their own asking their friends and husbands stuff, not particularly rigorous or professional advice, but the authors do a ...

from groundhogz

All parents with children under the age of 10 should be required to read this book. It really helps to understand the opposite sex. We have three children under the age of six, so any help with communication is helpful to keep the marriage running smoothly.

from groundhogz

All parents with children under the age of 10 should be required to read this book. It really helps to understand the opposite sex. We have three children under the age of six, so any help with communication is helpful to keep the marriage running smoothly.