Commando dad – a godsend for me
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One of the best books I’ve seen out there for a new dad
Commando Dad book
Daddycamo rating: 9/10
Why don’t they make more new dad books like this? Now, not to seem overly zealous with my opinion on this book, this is my opinion, but here I go and I will quote myself “This is the ONLY book I ever needed”. Yes that’s right the only book. Neil Sinclair’s Commando Dad is jam packed with all the information I have needed to prepare myself for fatherhood and also have me giggling to myself on long bus trips along the way. I firmly enjoyed the way in which this book was written as an army manual, referring to his baby as a BT (baby trooper) to the personal experiences as a Royal Engineer Commando infused in the literature.
Commando Dad will cover you from 0-3 years with the basics or basic training as it’s known from ‘surviving the first 24 hours’ to holding my daughter to, my favourite, of building up my ‘survival kit for long-term deployment’ (just have to laugh) I have spent my life wanting to join the army but continuously being denied due to health reasons. So this was amazing to have my baby experience merge with a dream.
Commando Dad is a great read for those die hard dads, those ‘lets do it’ dads and those dads wanting to play soldier (guilty as charged) as you’ll see in the beginning of the book you come down to 3 roles, Hero, Role Model and Protector. This book is a laugh on every page and a great read, packed full of information from a dad’s point of view and exactly what you want to know.
Neil Sinclair really hit the nail on the head with Commando dad. A unique twist to all dad’s questions and the vivid acknowledgement of his experiences really shines through.
To be honest, this book may not be everyones cup of tea, but for me it worked wonders. I enjoyed the theme of the book with the basic cartoon images as if it was a notepad whilst in barracks and really well planned and laid out .
I will be keeping this book close by in my ‘Survival kit’ for many years to come.
You can get this book for £9.99 at any good book store or check out Commando Dad at
or go check out the awesome website at www.commandodad.com
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