Beyond Baby Talk. Two people, nine months and the twelve conversations you never knew you needed to have
This is THE essential book for expectant parents. We are overwhelmed with ideas and advice about parenthood, but we don’t prepare ourselves for how parenthood will change our relationships or talk about the expectations we have.
This is the first book that will help expectant parents transition to parenthood with strong foundations for your future family.
Structured around twelve date nights, this interactive workbook guides couples through the crucial conversations they need to have before baby arrives, helping them enter parenthood with a stronger, more resilient and loving relationship.
What People Are Saying
“This is the book I didn't realise we needed!
Particularly for me, having spent the last decade building a career I relish, I've been more than a little apprehensive about how motherhood may affect this next stage in my life. The conversation starters in Beyond Baby Talk helped my husband and I to open up about what we were most worried about and think about how we can create our own version of family life with equality, mutual respect and teamwork at the centre. Starting conversations about how we might manage family life as dual-career parents before the baby has even arrived, has given me confidence that we will be able to make decisions that are right for us and our new family over the next few years.”
— Katie
“an invaluable practical resource to help with preparation for family life.
As a first-time Dad, it can be difficult to feel like you're supporting your pregnant partner in the best way possible, especially when they're the ones dealing with the morning sickness and all the bodily changes! As well as encouraging us to have conversations about family values, our hopes for how we parent together and how our relationship might evolve in the coming years, Beyond Baby Talk has given me a better understanding of how I can be most supportive in the early days of having a newborn. We've had lots of useful discussions that we wouldn't have had otherwise, and I would recommend it as a tool for all first-time parents-to-be.”
— Paul