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10 August 2026
Stuff every dad should know
Self-Discovery & Personal Growth

Stuff every dad should know

By Nurfazirah Arzmi

Sinopsis

Stuff Every Dad Should Know highlights a father's developmental shift from a passive observer to an active, adaptable caregiver. Parenting Competency is demonstrated through the acquisition of hands-on, foundational caregiving techniques—such as changing diapers, defusing toddler tantrums, and initiating long-term college savings—which effectively replace parental anxiety with actionable confidence.
Nombor Buku306.8742/COH
Tempat TerbitanPhiladelphia
PenerbitQuirk Books
Ukuran Tinggi Buku9781594745539

Sasaran Biblioterapi

Bil Sasaran Bukti Isi Buku
1 Expecting dads The book is physically structured as a short, pocket-sized diary. It avoids lengthy medical jargon in favor of "thoughtful, to-the-point tips" tailored perfectly for busy, on-the-go parents.

Perkembangan Diri

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1 Shifting from Intimidation to Action True personal growth requires facing intimidating scenarios with levelheaded confidence. The book drives this by teaching essential, hands-on tasks. It features chapters like “How to Squelch a Temper Tantrum” and “How to Change a Diaper,” which move a man out of his comfort zone and into active caregiving.
2 Developing Emotional Intuition The text prompts men to expand their emotional intelligence by handling psychological adjustments. This includes playful tactics like “How to Rid a Room of Monsters” as well as learning how to actively support a partner through postpartum recovery, demonstrating a deeper sense of empathy and relational maturity.
3 Cultivating Long-Term Executive Foresight Personal development involves moving past immediate needs to plan for the future. The book provides an executive blueprint for this by mapping out chapters on fiscal responsibility and life milestones, explicitly teaching dads “how to start saving for college” and eventually “meeting your child's in-laws”.