

Babyproofing Your Marriage
Author: Stacie Cockrell
Narrator: Jennifer Van Dyck, Christopher Burns
Abridged: 5 hr 43 min
Format: Digital Audiobook Download
Publisher: HarperAudio
Published: 01/23/2007
Categories: Nonfiction, Family & Relationships
Author: Stacie Cockrell
Narrator: Jennifer Van Dyck, Christopher Burns
Abridged: 5 hr 43 min
Format: Digital Audiobook Download
Publisher: HarperAudio
Published: 01/23/2007
Categories: Nonfiction, Family & Relationships
Stacie Harris Cockrell graduated from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and went on to receive her MBA from the University of Texas. After graduate school, she was a finance and marketing professional at Dell Inc. and subsequently co-founded a high tech company in Austin, Texas. She currently resides in Austin with her husband, Ross, and their three children.
Jennifer Van Dyck has starred on and off Broadway, in such films as The Contender and Bullets Over Broadway, and on television in Law & Order and Spin City.
i am relieved that i didn't read this until after i already had a baby, because it definitely would have scared me. but as a parent, i found it quite helpful. i picked it up from the library after yet another fight with jared. allow me to explain: in the almost-six years we were together before we h......more
Unless you are in a relationship where you and your spouse are hardcore aligned with gender norms from the last century about 3/4 of this book is just straight up bad. The other 1/4 will at least make you feel better about how you are doing with your spouse. The majority of this book is directed towa......more
I listened to this book on CDs. For women reading this, if your spouse is the jealous type, does no domestic chores and when he does he expects praises, always keeps score of what he did and thinks only of sex and will trade domestic chores for some fun in the sack, and you have no desire for sex, t......more
This is a very practical, specific, and insightful book regarding how men and women act in their marriage, why they do, and what changes (or will need to change) when you throw children into the mix. I especially recommend that couples read it so you can talk through the "do you *really* think that......more
This book is pretty awful at many points. I understand that to write such a book, you may have to make generalizations and stereotype groups ... but this is ridiculous. The book totally discredits men and their desires and capabilities. And it groups women together in very negative light. Some lines......more