Dad's Guide to Twins

How to Survive the Twin Pregnancy and Prepare for Your Twins

By: Joe Rawlinson

Narrated by: Joel Froomkin

Length: 2 hrs and 25 mins

Publisher's summary

When you find out that you are expecting twins, you are in total shock. Your mind races with a million questions and you start to stress out about what to do to get ready.

This guide will help you be prepared and ready to tackle life the next several months without having to wade through a lengthy book you don't have time to listen to. It is perfect for the expectant twin dad, whether your twins are your first and second children or ninth and 10th.

Listen to this guide and you'll uncover money-saving tips, understand your preparation options, and eliminate common surprises that accompany every twin pregnancy and the early days of newborn twins.

Money and finances are some of the most common concerns of parents expecting twins. This book covers:

• answers to "How am I going to pay for all of this?"
• recommended twin supplies and gear: what you should get and what you don't need
• how to get cheap (and free) baby formula and supplies for your twins

Having twins isn't easy. When you know what to expect, things go a lot smoother. Get this book for:

• real-life twin dad experiences that you can learn from
• valuable mindsets to help conquer the overwhelm of twins
• brutal challenges twin dads must face
• happy things to look forward to
• nagging frustrations that you can minimize or avoid
• the reality of surviving the twin pregnancy

Preparing your family is an essential part of preparing for twins. You'll see:

• how to prepare your kids for their twin siblings' arrival
• tips for keeping your marriage relationship solid
• preparations you must make for your newborn twins

©2013 Joe Rawlinson (P)2015 Joe Rawlinson

The only book Twin Dads need to read!

What did you love best about Dad's Guide to Twins?

Its a book meant just for Dads who are expecting Twins.

Any additional comments?

There are not a lot of book on Twins in general, let alone for Dad. When you look at the audiobooks selection the numbers dwindle even further.Thankfully, this book exists. It allows expecting fathers of Twins to get a Dad's take on having Twins. For those of you who don't like reading, or don't have the time this auidiobook is the perfect solution. Now if the Author could only release his second book "Dad’s Guide to Raising Twins" in audio format we Twin fathers would be all set.

The best advice before your twins arrive!

What made the experience of listening to Dad's Guide to Twins the most enjoyable?

Calming my nerves about having twins. These will be our first children and I'm really anxious and nervous about the whole thing. Listening to this definitely helped ease a lot of that.

What was one of the most memorable moments of Dad's Guide to Twins?

Reminding myself to relax, and convincing my wife that she won't be able to do every chore around the house while the twins are awake!

Which scene was your favorite?

The advise about getting them on schedule.

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

I did laugh at times and might have almost cried towards the end. I am more excited than anything to start this journey.

Any additional comments?

It was tremendously helpful in getting me prepared for the birth of our twins later this year. At times it did raise my anxiety about certain things, but at the same time it made me understand that I need to expect certain things to happen outside of my control. The biggest help was learning to relax and realize that I can handle this, along with a little help. I will definitely be referring back to it!

Fun

As a twin mom, I had gotten this book for my partner because she was not carrying our children but she did not listen to it before they were born. I wish we had, it was a fun way to see the other side of the pregnancy/delivery and we would have had some insight into what to expect for my cesarean. I found myself nodding my head to many parts of the book, and writing things down at times. I enjoyed this book and recommend a listen before your twins are born.

a good intro

a good introduction of many topics associated with twins. not a ton of in-depth information, though. this was the first book I started with so it was a nice overview and gave me an idea of things I need to investigate further.

Below expectations

Not well-organized or well-sourced. This book is basically an extended forum post. I found more useful information from authors like Emily Oster who actually dig up the data to help you know what to do.

Learned some things

great humor. awesome perspective. Soon to be new parent, so I learned different things that I believed to be relevant information. Not just for Dads.

Great book for expectant dads

It’s a helpful read with lots of help and suggestions do things to do for dads to be of twins and probably most dads in general. It’s a great book and I’m sure I’ll listen a couple more times before our due date. The website is also great.

Makes want to listen to his other book

What made the experience of listening to Dad's Guide to Twins the most enjoyable?

It's practical without trying to be funny, but isn't dry either. Was a helpful listen.

What was one of the most memorable moments of Dad's Guide to Twins?

Discussion of how to incorporate older kids into the pregnancy and delivery of twins

If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?

Daddy's tired already.

Twin Dad to be: Listening to and from Work

I listened to this book at least once or twice a month on my drive to and from work. I'm sure the twin experience will be unique for us all, but the advice here has been extremely helpful.