The lead character's competence in child-raising is more accurate than the outdated, bumbling Mr. Mom. Mr. Nabors is a real life example of that competence. He turned to Internet parenting sites for help with potty training. I read Parents magazine cover to cover. OK, he admits he skips the articles on breastfeeding and looking pretty in the summer.
Men can go only so far.
It's 8 a.m. at the Nabors house. Usually, Tim gets up by 4 a.m. to lift weights, read the newspaper, do woodworking, drink coffee and get dressed before Sara wakes up around 7. Arthur plays on the television in the living room, but Sara is upstairs. Tim sits at the dining room table while he talks about life as an at-home dad. We tried to switch it when it started getting ratty.