Become an excellent first-time dad and a supportive partner with this go-to-guide to fatherhood!

Being a great dad doesn't mean being perfect; it means participating in the experience with empathy and confidence. From the basics of pregnancy, to designing a birthing plan, and tips on being helpful and supportive for your partner, this guide provides all the need-to-know information on how to be a fully prepared parent. We're Pregnant! The First Time Dad's Pregnancy Handbook is the perfect choice for first-time dads. It offers practical advice and knowledge necessary for pregnancy.

Featuring must-ask questions for the doctor, milestone trackers, and more, this funny and friendly standout among dad pregnancy books also takes you beyond the due date, offering a helping hand on how to plan and perfect your own style of childcare.

There are plenty of pregnancy books for first time moms out there, get one aimed especially at dads that helps you:

Focus on one month at a time -- Organized by each month in each trimester, this baby book for dad explains what to expect, when, and which milestones are coming up for your new baby.

Find insight on issues big & small -- Learn how to thrive as new parents with useful tips on everything from bottle temperature to bonding with your new baby.

Look forward to your growing family -- Keep your relationship positive and healthy by setting family goals like creating a fun pregnancy announcement or planning a relaxing trip.

Be a pro parent with this relatable new dad book that covers everything the expectant father needs to know.

ADRIAN KULP has worked as a comedy booking agent for CBS late-night television, as an executive for Adam Sandler's Happy Madison Productions, and as a vice president of development for Chelsea Handler's Borderline Amazing Productions. For the past eight years, he's been the voice behind the popular dad blog turned parenting memoir Dad or Alive: Confessions of an Unexpected Stay-at-Home Dad. He's produced the reality series Modern Dads for A&E Networks, is a regular contributor to HuffPost, The Bump, and Parents magazine, and is a partner at the massive online fatherhood community, Life of Dad.