Description

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Be all she’ll ever want! A tongue-in-cheek look at how the values and traditional family roles in the 1950s seem oh, so strange now.

“A woman’s home is her domain, and as such, she should be treated like a queen.” This fun, retro volume shows husbands how to keep Her Royal Highness happy, and her tiara shiny and sparkling. When she moans and groans about her demanding responsibilities in and around the home, a woman rightfully deserves a lot of pampering. Here are all the secrets for keeping her happy: advice on tending the toddlers, keeping the house neat and tidy, fixing without asking, preparing special meals, why compliments and the right gift make wifey feel like the diva she deserves to be, valuable hints on making yourself more attractive for her, and much more.

The Good Husband Guide makes a great gift for grooms-to-be or happily married men, for bachelor and bachelorette parties, and for bridal showers.

About the Author

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Ladies Homemaker Monthly was a preeminent homemaker's journal at the turn of the century. Located in the Midwest, its editors strongly advocated the temperance movement and old-fashioned family values. Their famous adage was, "You can judge a good husband by how well-dressed his wife and children were and contentment of his wife."