Each time I finish one of these Dad books, I can’t believe how fast the time has gone.

The simple review is that technically, it worked.

I love my kid dearly, but sometimes I want to scream back. That’s not allowed, so here we are reading this book.

Math has a funny of generally being right, and in this case, comforting.

This is an excellent book for sympathizing with your child’s development struggles.

This has been a crucial series in our lives the last few years, but I think that reliance ends here.

I kept a tiny human alive for a whole year! And this book helped with that.

It was a staple in my day-to-day in those early months, and a reliable check-in the whole way through.

He had me looking over at my three-week-old and smiling Iike a goon.

In terms of parenting and babies, the advice inside has been priceless.

Books like Home Game are like sharing war stories with someone already out of the trenches.

There’s a lot of reassuring and pep talking and firsthand commiserating, all of which stuck with me as each month ticked by.

This has every question, every answer, every what-the-hell-is-happening that you may ever possibly need.