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Review ------ Praise for The Expectant her: "This is an essential book for all expectant hers." — Publisher's Weekly "Brott writes honestly and earnestly. His wry sense of humor will be a to hassled parents." — Time Magazine "…stood out immediately…because of its perceptive ins"— San Francisco Chronicle "The best guidebook to date for both the prospective her and his partner in their journey through the nine months of pregnancy…a must for hers-to-be." — John Munder Ross, Ph.D., author of What Men Want and her and Child "One would be hard put to find a question about having a baby that’s not dealt with here, all from the her’s point of view." — Library Journal "For hers soon expecting the ultimate gift—a new member of the family—The Expectant her is his best friend."— CNN Interactive "The What to Expect When You’re Expecting for men…If you know an expectant her, first baby or not, make sure he has this book." — Full-Time Dads "…extraordinarily helpful…packed with specific advice."— Portland Oregonian "For the dad-to-be, author Armin Brott's The Expectant her is a terrific gift, offering in into pregnancy and the first few weeks of parenthood." &mdash BabyCenter(dot)com Winner, 2005 Adding Wisdom award from Parent-to-Parent iParenting Media Award About the Author ---------------- Armin A. Brott is a nationally recognized parenting expert and author of Abbeville’s New her series, including: The New her: A Dad’s Guide to the First Year; hering Your Toddler: A Dad’s Guide to the Second and Third Years; hering Yout School-Age Child; and The her. He has written on parenting and herhood for The New York Times Magazine, The Washington Post, Newsweek, and dozens of other publications. He also hosts “Positive Parenting,” a nationally syndicated, weekly talk show and lives with his family in Oakland, California. Jennifer Ash is the author of Private Palm Beach and a contributing editor to Town and Country. She and her husband Joe, and their son Clarke and daughter Amelia make their home in New York City.