Paul Alexander (11)

This is a hearfelt and hilarious journey through being a parent. At times you feel so helpless reading about the exploits, just as I imagine the parents did at the time. The author does a wonderful job keeping you engaged as well as teaching you through moments that may have seemed more destructive than educational at the time.

This was an hilarious account of new parents and their experiences with their son from his birth to his Kindergarten entrance. As an aunt who helped raise my nieces and nephews, I could relate to the hilarity.

A diary of sorts from a Dad about his first born son from pregnancy until year 5.

These are short entries about parenting from Dad's pov. It's quite a funny look at the early years with some very real and relatable situations. For me I would have liked longer entries and more on the premature birth given the title but a fun light read.

This was awfully short and I expected more about the premature birth, based on the title. Certainly there were some amusing moments but I thought it was too abbreviated. Maybe with a small child around, he doesn't have time for longer sentences/anecdotes?:)