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Babyproofing Your Marriage: How to Laugh More and Argue Less as Your Family Grows
Cathy O'Neill
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Stacie Cockrell
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Julia Stone
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William Morrow & Company
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Babyproofing Your Marriage: How to Laugh More and Argue Less as Your Family Grows - Cockrell, Stacie ; O'Neill, Cathy ; Stone, Julia
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Synopsis "Babyproofing Your Marriage: How to Laugh More and Argue Less as Your Family Grows"
The Babyproofers are three women who wouldn't trade their roles as mothers for anything, and they love their husbands deeply. But after living through it and hearing the stories of hundreds of other couples, they know that with young children in the house, you need to block the stairs with baby gates, put plastic covers over the outlets, AND take the necessary steps to safeguard your marriage. Babyproofing Your Marriage is the warts-and-all truth about how having children can affect your relationship. The transition to parenthood can be a tough adjustment for any couple, but the good news is: you are not alone. Better yet, there are hundreds of simple but effective ways you can stay connected as husband and wife and still be good parents. The authors' evenhanded approach to both sides of the marital equation allows spouses to understand each other in a whole new way. With loads of humor, compassion, and practical advice, the Babyproofers will guide first-time parents and veterans alike around the rocky shores of the early parenting years.
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