<p>You&rsquo;ve been reading everything in sight about what to expect as a new mom &mdash;&ldquo;Should I breastfeed or use formula?&rdquo;; &ldquo;Do we vaccinate right away?&rdquo;; &ldquo;Oh God, is eating the placenta a thing now?&rdquo;</p><p>But what you&rsquo;ve been desperately looking for is a guide that tells you what to do to help your partner figure out fatherhood because he&rsquo;s kinda driving you crazy and you need more help. Sure, there are a few books out there by dads, to dads. But you and I both know that dude you had a baby with&nbsp;is not the best at sharing his feelings and seeking help, let alone telling you he&rsquo;s freaked out about fatherhood.</p><p>Enter <em>The New Mom&rsquo;s Guide to New Dads</em>. Get enlightening, humorous-yet-useful insight into what guys are anxious about and what moms can do to maximize their partner&rsquo;s fatherhood potential. Flat out, more dads need to step up (and when they do, they&rsquo;ll realize how amazing it is to be an involved parent). Andrew Shaw, a father of three young children and an award-winning parenting columnist, is shining a light on what is often holding guys back from being the kind of dad you can shamelessly brag about to friends, as well as help you feel less stress.&nbsp;<br />
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