The Toddler Owner's Manual: Perating Instructions, Trouble-Shooting Tips, and Advice on System Maintenance

by Joe Borgenicht and Brett R. Kuhn

Book Overview

At Last A Beginner's Guide to Toddler Technology Just when you've mastered your infant's maintenance routine, he begins to malfunction, refusing fuel, crying inexplicably, and resisting your attempts... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1594740267
• ISBN13: 9781594740268
• Release Date: June 2005
• Publisher: Quirk Books
• Length: 224 Pages
• Weight: 0.77 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 5.1" x 7.0"

Customer Reviews

AMAZING MANUAL!!!

This is THE manual for all new parents. ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT! Dr. Kuhn has created a manual that is AS IMPORTANT to me as my bible next to my bed!!!!!!! Thank you Dr. Kuhn!!! PLEASE write a manual also on TEENAGERS!!!! Cape Town, South Africa

OUTSTANDING MANUAL!!!!!!!!!!!!

As a principle of a school serving toddlers, this is THE manual that I recommend all parents to read. It is concise, to the point, and the techniques are AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!!! The author has done a SUPERB job of addressing ALL the challenges that we as parents face and come up with BRILLIANT techniques to address them............Now Brett Kuhn....PLEASE come up with a 'teenagers manual' and a 'Husband manual'!!!!

A Wonderful Book on Raising a Toddler

This book is great. It quickly gets to the point and offers succinct, relevant, and accurate advice for raising a toddler. My wife has been struggling with our little 19-month-old girl, and I picked up this book to help her. She says that it has been a godsend. The only unfortunate part is that we didn't come across this little gem sooner. This may be the only book for raising a toddler that you'll ever need. Throw out the big, fat manuals. This is what you need.

excellent

This book is very informative in a non-reference kinda way. While it's laid out like a car owners manual, it can be used for direct reference to whatever you are looking for. However, it is also writing chronologically, so that you can start from the beginning, and read along as your baby grows. Its written in a half sarcastic/playful manner which keeps you entertained while learning or verifying information. Definitely something a parent should not go without, if not just for entertainment.

Great for young techie dads!

When my son-in-law Drew returned from deployment, my grandson was 13 months old. Drew was anxious to get to know his son and help my daughter take care of him, but he had not had much experience with little ones. Drew's catching on real fast, but this book is a help to him. The technical-style language reminds me of my cell phone or computer instruction books (in a humorous way) and is truly geared to a guy's way of thinking. The information is reliable, concise, and organized for quick reference as well as cover-to-cover reading. So if Drew needs to pack a diaper bag for a day trip, or if Ryan gets a boo-boo while mommy's shopping, he has a go-to answer book in the Toddler Ownder's Manual. The author should think about selling this to the Department of Defense to distribute to dads returning home, it should be required reading!