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Numerous apps and books exist to help expectant parents understand their baby’s development by comparing their unborn child to a raspberry or a stalk of broccoli, but Taylor Calmus takes issue with that. First off, your baby is not some wimpy little vegetable. Your baby is a hardcore little lug nut who is straight-up growing organs on a weekly basis. Second, how big is a stalk of broccoli? And what the heck is a kumquat? Clearly this situation calls for a better approach. Enter . . . A Dude’s Guide to Baby Size.

• At week nine, your little shredder resembles the circumference of a guitar pick.
• At week twenty-four, your budding jalapeño is the size of some concession-stand nachos.
• By week thirty-four, your little lopper is now the size of a sixteen-inch largemouth bass that weighs four to five pounds!

This book is full of fun facts about your growing baby, advice on how to help Mom-to-be, as well as ideas and encouragement for you on your journey from Dude to Dude Dad.

Buckle up for a wild ride full of maternity metaphors, gnarly playlists for all the special occasions, new parenting tales, dos and don’ts for expecting dads, and even an entire chapter dedicated to beef brisket!

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Help From a Professional Dude Dad’s Taylor Calmus is here to help dudes tackle dadhood.	Helping Dudes Become Dads You don’t have to lose your cool to be a dad. This is the perfect gift to help dudes become dads.	Get In The Game It’s time dads quit hanging out on the sideline during pregnancy.

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“As a dad, I find the biggest gift another dad can give me is their honesty. The assignment of caring for another human being can be insanely daunting, and knowing that other dads, like Taylor, are dealing with the same stuff and able to encourage and joke about it is all I want to hear.”—Tony Hale, actor and comedian

“Your partner is pregnant? This book will guide you through the dos and don’ts, which will really cut down the number of times you hear, ‘Remember when I was pregnant and you thought it was a good idea to…?’ A Dude’s Guide to Baby Size will give you the perspective of a dad who’s been there, done that—and his wife still loves him. Through his down-to-earth tone filled with humor, great anecdotes, and heartfelt advice, Taylor Calmus will help you make the most of what’s guaranteed to be the most crazy, nerve-racking, and beautiful adventure of your entire life.”—Kristina Kuzmič, speaker and author of Hold On, But Don’t Hold Still

“This is the book I needed fifteen years ago. New parenthood books scared the crap out of me, but Taylor’s book gives me a warm, fuzzy feeling and helps me realize everything will be okay. It makes me want to have another baby, except there’s nothing in the book about how to reverse a vasectomy.”—Penn Holderness, chief creative officer of Holderness Family Productions and coauthor of Everybody Fights: So Why Not Get Better at It?

“Do you want to have a better understanding of what both mom and baby are going through during pregnancy? Taylor walks you through this journey in a way that not only helps a soon-to-be dad understand the logistics of pregnancy but also invites him into connecting with the baby before birth. He shares personal stories of parenting young children, lessons learned, and prompts to help you envision what it’s going to be like to have the best title in the world: Dad. I’m super proud of Taylor and this book, and I’m not just saying that because he’s my husband!”—Heidi Calmus, wife and mother

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Taylor Calmus, better known as Dude Dad, is a Colorado-based video creator who makes comedic content all about fatherhood and family life. His videos feature everything from sketches to crazy DIY projects and even heartfelt thoughts about the joys and challenges of fatherhood. Taylor is also the host of Super Dad, a DIY show on the Magnolia Network, where Taylor helps other dads create amazing backyard projects for their kids. Taylor and his wife, Heidi, live in Fort Collins, Colorado, with their three children.

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Chapter 1

Week 1

It Begins

I know what you’re thinking: I don’t see anything. During this week, your little nugget isn’t actually conceived yet. The lining of the uterus is thickening and preparing for guests. Your wife’s uterus is like a bed-and-breakfast that’s open only once a month. Even if nobody shows up, they still make the beds, wash the towels, and clean the waffle iron. And if the guests show up on the wrong date, they get sent packing. Sorry, buddy—closed for renovations. But your little dude knew that and won’t be checking in till next week. He’s just chilling out, waiting for construction to be complete. Baby made reservations. That’s how hardcore your baby is. Sound like broccoli to you? Didn’t think so.

So over these forty weeks, you’re going to need to learn a lot about the female body and all the fantastic things it can do. Hey—if she can carry a baby and go into labor, is it too much to ask you to do a little homework? To give you a jump start on your gestation education, here are some important pregnancy words you need to know, dude-splained:

Chromosomes: Remember the mosquitoes in Jurassic Park that were encapsulated in the tree sap and carried the dino DNA? Basically that.

Ovaries: Think of these as gumball machines inside a woman that release one gumball (egg) a month into the hopper (fallopian tubes).

Embryo: For the first eight weeks, your fertilized egg doesn’t have a name, so they came up with this one. But seriously. Who would want to be called Embryo? Imagine Embryo on the playground (cue the soundtrack of a Pixar film). Embryo is sliding down the fallopian tube, picking up all these cells before she enters the uterus.

Amniotic sac: This is the sac of fluid that your baby lives in inside the womb. It’s like a Jacuzzi that is set to the perfect baby-growing temp, and your baby just chills in it for nine months.

Placenta: This is the organ that connects to the uterus and gives your growing baby everything he needs. Picture a personal chef next to your baby’s hot tub who provides baby with the perfect nutrition plan throughout pregnancy.

Lamaze: A martial art practiced by ninjas in the mountains of Japan a thousand years ago.

Hyperemesis: Think of the worst hangover ever. But this kind of morning sickness comes from being pregnant and not from the case of Milwaukee’s Best you had last night.

Booty bombs: This is just a warning that your wife is going to be farting. A lot.

Week 2

Sperm

Now is the time to enjoy lots of sex with your partner, so go for it—as often as you like.

—Pregnancy Day by Day

I second that.

—Taylor Calmus

This Is Sparta!

When you and your lady get to it, you release about 250 million sperm. This is like a freaking army of little white soldiers playing a game of Capture the Egg. Which is totally relevant because a vagina is basically a war zone filled with land mines and booby traps that kill off a ton of the sperm. This stuff is straight-up medieval. It’s survival of the fittest, and most soldiers won’t make it. Sometimes it ends in a literal bloodbath, aka the period. (Come on, man—don’t get grossed out now. If you’re going to make it as a dad, you’re going to need a stronger stomach.)

In the movie 300, King Leonidas leads three hundred Spartans in battle against Xerxes and his army. In your epic movie, only about two hundred of 250 million sperm arrive at the site of the egg. Despite all the odds, your strongest little soldier breaks through the castle walls and conquers the egg.

Boom.

Sparks. Magic. Pixie dust.

CONCEPTION.

So You’re Telling Me There’s a Chance

Did you know sperm have less than a 1 in 1,000,000 chance of making it to the place of fertilization? That is insane odds. You’re more likely to be killed by flesh-eating bacteria than a sperm is to reach fertilization. In fact, here’s a list of ridiculous things that are more likely to happen.

You have a 1 in 662,000 chance of winning an Olympic gold medal.

You have a 1 in 11,500 chance of winning an Academy Award.

You have a 1 in 250,000 chance of getting killed by a meteorite.

You have a 1 in 500 chance of being born with eleven fingers or toes.

And you have a 1 in 10,000 chance of being injured by a toilet.

The good news is that you don’t have just one sperm to bet on. You’re at the horse races, and you’ve got a good feeling about Western Showdown, but you’re also going to throw down a bet on about 250 million other horses as well. All you need is one horse to win.

Let’s call him Lucky Strike.

Ovulation 101

Let’s talk about the mystery of the female body: Ovulation.

Ovulation occurs once a month when an egg moves from one of the ovaries down the fallopian tube and into the uterus. It’s there that it waits for twelve to twenty-four hours to be fertilized by sperm. If it’s not fertilized, it passes out through menstruation.

So you might be thinking, As long as we don’t have intercourse during ovulation, she can’t get pregnant.

False.

Let me explain by metaphor.

Imagine that your wife’s uterus is Best Buy and this Best Buy is open only one day a month. They have a sale item, something that everybody wants: a PS5 (or whatever version they’re selling when you’re reading this book). So people don’t show up just on the day of the sale. Sometimes they’ll show up three or five days in advance and they’ll just wait around, like in a tent or with a sandwich, or maybe they’ll peruse a magazine, or maybe they’ll make friends with another person and decide to go in together.

Most of the sperm are like your slacker friends from college who give up waiting for the PS5 and go home early. But finally ovulation starts and the remaining sperm bull-rush into the Best Buy, looking for the PS5. It’s like those crazy videos you see online of Black Friday free-for-alls. Some of them just get lost in the TV and home theater department. They’re like, Look at that . . . Is that a seventy-five-inch screen? That’s pretty slick. Then the lucky ones will find the PS5. Fertilization starts, a baby is conceived, and the pregnancy begins.

Week 3

Hair Follicle

Have you ever shaved early in the morning and then spent all day out and about interacting with people only to get home and realize that you missed a very obvious little patch of facial hair and have looked like a moron all day? Well, you’re not a moron. You’re just . . . busy. But your baby is currently the size of one of those hair follicles, and like that lone follicle, your baby is undetected. You and your lady have just been living like normal, not knowing that your baby exists.

You probably also don’t know that your baby already has forty-six chromosomes that determine his or her hair color, eye color, body type, and ability to grow and forget about things like facial hair. Out of those forty-six chromosomes, one from you and one from your wife determine the sex of your baby. During this period, your developing baby will reach the uterus, and magical things will begin to happen. He or she is going to be one of a kind with details like no other.

At this point you don’t even know that your little biscuit is now his own unique piece of art with his own set of fingerprints. Those fingerprints will someday be on everything he touches that defines who he is and the impact he’ll have on the world. Maybe your kid will wield an ice pick while scaling Mt. Everest, or maybe he’ll sit at a computer, hacking the mainframe of North Korea to prevent a nuclear attack. One place those fingerprints will definitely be is on the sliding glass door in your house . . . right next to all the slobber marks and smears. Regardless, the adventure is just beginning—and you don’t even know you’re on one!

What’s the Story, Morning Glory?

From one dude to another, here’s something you need to know right away: Morning sickness is a lie. Mama’s nausea is gonna come anytime it wants. In the middle of the day or night. And even if you think you can’t do a thing about it, think again. There are lots of things you can do to help with this not-so-fun part of being pregnant:

1. Be sensitive. Most guys aren’t the best with this particular trait, but if you’re reading this book, chances are you’re different. This leads to my second suggestion . . .

2. Don’t make jokes. Okay, I know—that’s what I do for a living. But when your lady is clinging to the toilet bowl for dear life, it’s no time to be doing your best Jim Gaffigan bit.

3. Eliminate odors. This is definitely hard since you’re a dude. But think before you douse yourself with Axe body spray. Don’t put Limburger cheese on your burger. Keep your stanky socks away from her.

4. Give her encouragement, not exhortation. I doubt you’re a doctor, and that’s okay because neither am I. Tell her she’s doing great, and when you can’t think of anything good to say, try number 5.

5. Stay silent. Sometimes it’s good to just zip it up.

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Publisher ‏ : ‎ WaterBrook (May 10, 2022)
Language ‏ : ‎ English
Hardcover ‏ : ‎ 176 pages
ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 0593194411
ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-0593194416
Item Weight ‏ : ‎ 11.7 ounces
Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 5.7 x 0.76 x 8.5 inches

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Taylor is originally from the rural community of Howard, SD but also spent 10 years living in Los Angeles. There he was in numerous TV shows, commercials, and has regular appearances on Jimmy Kimmel Live.

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L. Mortimer

Easy read

Reviewed in the United States on January 28, 2024

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This was great for both mom and dad to read. Many things in it were applicable and relatable to our pregnancy journey. It’s a quick, easy and light read. There is some humor included.

Reviewed in the United States on June 28, 2023

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I’m reading this before my husband just to see what it has to say, and it’s a fun read! I am NOT a reader, and I read 7 chapters in the first sitting. It’s relatable, easy to read, funny, and educational.

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Jason Mack

Amazingly fun and honest, a big help

Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2022

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Sure I'm here to try to win a free diaper bag, but I'm also here because I want dads to be and moms to be to know this book is amazing.

Taylor brings his trademark humor but more importantly his trademark honesty. His openness allows this book to hit home and help you along through the pregnancy and the emotions it brings while also having several laughs.

My baby-to-be is currently in the rock star guitar pick phase, so I'm enjoying Taylor's attempts at creating baby-related band names (note, this is different from standard puns. I don't have the dad joke instinct for puns yet and am crossing my fingers that never comes).
Taylor took the best options already, but I had fun coming up with names that I find almost funnier because they don't quite work. For example:
U(terus)2(terus)
N'UTERO
EmbryNeyo
Stretch Mark McGrath aka Sugar Nurseray

And if we were doing movies instead of music groups, my choice would be Placent-of-a Woman.

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Kristen Fortman

Dude! Dads, you need this book

Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2022

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My fiancé and I are trying to conceive so I thought this would be a great book to help him be aware of what’s going on with me physically and emotionally. So Good! I read the first few chapters and I’m going to be stealing this from him on a weekly basis to read for myself. The stories are great, the baby size guide is dude relatable, and it’s just an all around fun book for an expectant father.
If/when we conceive I plan to give the book to him along with my pee stick as a “Welcome to fatherhood. Get educated.”
Thank you, Taylor, for writing this and thank you, Heidi, for giving him the insight needed to do so.

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Hunny Bee Rose

Fun, informative and helpful!

Reviewed in the United States on November 27, 2022

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My husband and I both love this book. We have spent time reading the chapter out loud together for our week of pregnancy. It is funny, and also can be very raw and deals with the reality of pregnancy and it's difficulties in a compassionate, supportive and often fun/funny way. It even has some tips in there for my husband who is constantly wishing he could help more. I definitely recommend this book. It's a great bonding experience, educational experience and is fun and helpful!

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Alyssa Ardoin

Amazing!

Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2024

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This is such a great book for the soon-to-be dads! It breaks down week by week and compares the size of the baby to more manly items.

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Love the book! Send me a Diaper Bag!!

Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2022

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My wife and I recently found out we were pregnant and after a few weeks of using her app comparing the baby to random girl things, I was excited to see this book was coming out!

I just got it in the mail and it’s exactly what I needed. Useful, manly, and accurate size comparisons. Funny quotes for each trimester.

And the best part, my wife loved the fact that I got a book of my own to track our pregnancy. Major brownie points if you know what I mean… “So you wanna?..”

Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2022

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I love all Dude Dad videos so I had to buy this. If you haven't watched them yet, do yourself a favor. I have only read up to week 12 so far and I love it. This was for my husband but I am reading it too. Soo funny, relatable, and so true! In week 28 of my pregnancy and all of the references are spot on, I don't care how "stereotypical" they are (people need to stop being so sensitive). Even throws a few tear jerkers in there. Very well written! I'm sure I'll feel the same when I finish it too.

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Emily V

Amazing for first time dads!

Reviewed in Canada on January 10, 2023

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My husband hates reading. But he read almost this whole book in one day. It’s written in such a fun way and he’s interested in all of it. It’s made him feel so much more involved (especially early in pregnancy when I don’t look any different yet). It’s helped him figure out what’s going on in my body and what I may be feeling. He keeps giving me random baby facts and it’s adorable. I recommend this book for the ladies who’s husbands/partners are the type to want to be involved in the entire process 😊

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Buch oder Video?/Book or video?

Reviewed in Germany on April 18, 2023

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First I would like to mention how much I adore the man or rather the couple in which this book is about. I've been following them on YouTube for over 2 years and I'm just happy to see that they and their four children are doing well. Congratulations on child number four xD just wanted to mention it. I ordered the book and read through it in 2 days and all in one I really liked it. However, I noticed that many things in the book are 100% the same as what they say in their videos. I especially noticed that on some of the pages where things are written about stuff that Heidi went through and said during her pregnancy because they are exactly the same as the ones that are all shown in the video about her pregnancy that Taylor is reenacting. Every now and then I stumbled across things in the book that I simply already knew because I have just seen the videos and that has disappointed me a bit. Of course there were some new things but I just would have liked to see more differences between the book and the videos because I'm sure a lot of people would just watch the videos if they had to choose between them and the book.

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Erst möchte ich erwähnen, wie sehr ich den Mann oder besser gesagt das Pärchen vergöttere, in dem es in diesem Buch geht. Seit über 2 Jahren folge ich ihnen auf YouTube und bin einfach nur glücklich zu sehen, das es den beiden und ihren vier Kindern gut geht. Herzlichen Glückwunsch zu Kind Nummer vier xD wollte es nur erwähnen. Ich habe das Buch bestellt und in 2 Tagen durchgelesen und alles in einem hat es mir sehr gefallen. Allerdings ist mir aufgefallen, das viele Sachen in dem Buch sich zu 100 % mit dem decken, was sie auch in ihren Videos sagen. Besonders aufgefallen ist mir, dass auf einigen Seiten, wo über Dinge geschrieben wird, die Heidi in ihrer Schwangerschaft durchlebt und gesagt hat, denn diese sind genau die gleichen, die alle im Video über ihre Schwangerschaft dargestellt werden, die Taylor nachspielt. Immer mal wieder bin ich über Dinge im Buch gestolpert, die ich einfach schon kannte, weil ich eben die Videos dazu gesehen haben und das hat mich ein bisschen enttäuscht. Natürlich kam auch einige neue Sachen, aber ich hatte mir einfach mehr Unterschiede zwischen Buch und Videos gewünscht, da ich mir sicher bin, das viele Leute sich einfach die Videos ansehen würden, wenn sie zwischen diesen und dem Buch entscheiden müssten.

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Amber

Great book!

Reviewed in Canada on November 24, 2022

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Purchased for a friend that was expecting their first and will be buying for our other friends. We have been enjoying the author’s YouTube content for a long time and his book did not disappoint! My partner read it and our friend loved it. Great as a gift and would highly recommend.

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Best gift for my husband!

Reviewed in Canada on May 10, 2022

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May is our dating and wedding anniversary month so I got this since we’re in early pregnancy to surprise my husband. He watches Dude Dad all the time and we’ve both grown to love the skits Taylor & Heidi put on. So naturally when this book was being promoted I had to support them and we are going through and catching up to our week to keep up and chuckling along the way. What a great book for dads to be!

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