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Who knows what to expect as a first-time dad more than a guy learning the ropes right now? Crash Course for Dads-To-Be is different because it's filled with real-world advice and insight from new dads who were in your shoes just a few months ago.

Easy to skim charts, checklists and cheat-sheets help you find what you're looking for and make Crash Course a great resource to prepare you for your baby's arrival and guide you through the first year of his or her life. Highlights include:

• Childbirth Coaching Guide just for dad to help you support mom through labor and delivery
• Troubleshooter's Guide to Crying Babies with tried and true methods for soothing your baby
• How to bond with your baby over your favorite hobbies (surfing! biking! cars!)
• Advice on supporting and working as a team with new mom
• Becoming the dad you want to be and making fatherhood your own
• Getting ready for your baby and much more.

Dads Adventure's commitment to dads extends beyond Crash Course to the DadsAdventure.com website, especially via Ask A Dad, a resource where any dad can ask any question and get it answered by our professionals: Veteran Dads!

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Greg Bishop grew up with 12 brothers and sisters and has four kids of his own, so he had changed a lot of diapers by the time he started Boot Camp for New Dads in 1990.

He thought that men would get more involved and excited about fatherhood if they heard (and saw) other dads on the job, so he invited a few dads-to-be to the local hospital where they were joined by new dads and their babies. A couple hours later, after getting their questions answered and seeing the dads take care of their babies, the "Rookie" dads walked away thinking, "I can do this!." And Boot Camp for New Dads was born.

Today, he and hundreds of other Boot Camp Coaches conduct workshops in 44 states; the U.S. Navy, Army, and Air Force; the UK; and Canada.