Väter sind was Wunderbares, das muss man den Müttern nur immer wieder sagen

Everything fathers can get wrong – and will. You're seven months pregnant, and the soon-to-be father is still not in Mexico? Then you're lucky, and he has what it takes to be a dad. But both of you should be warned – it won't be easy. Because from the first fertilization attempt to your children's retirement, being a father comes with challenges.

This is the book your partner should read before you have children together. Providing deep insights into the (highly fragile) emotional world of fathers is someone who knows: long-time Postillon author and father of three, Alexander Bayer, shares the funniest stories from his wonderful daily life with his wife and sons, reveals how couples can agree on a child-friendly stroller and a fair division of labor when it comes to breastfeeding, and uncovers where men can cry quietly and unnoticed.

In over 16 hilariously funny episodes, Alexander Bayer selflessly shows what fathers will get wrong: from childbirth preparation classes to choosing names to dealing with gift-happy grandparents.