First time dad

One day when I was pregnant Bryce asked me what he could do to make me less stressed. I told him he could write a guest post for me so that I wouldn't have to be stressed out about blogging when the baby came. He openly scoffed. 'What would I blog about?' I gave him some ideas, one of them being 'talk about something you wished you knew before becoming a dad.' He totally blew me off. From time to time I would tease him and say, 'when is my blog post coming?' to which he would respond…

Preparing for fatherhood? I have two baby girls. Here's the 10 tips I wish I'd known when I was preparing to be a dad. 1. Practice with real babies.

Learn the new dad skills you need to know to be a successful new parent. Hold your baby, change their diaper, cope with their crying, and more.

From helping mom through labor and delivery, to what to expect during pregnancy, here's 10 things to know about pregnancy for first time dads.

These are spot on! Why didn't anyone tell me these things with my first baby?10 more things no one tells first time moms and dads.

Are you are new Dad? New dads can often feel left out with the arrival of a new baby. Here are some great ways a new father can get involved in life with their newborn baby and help with the bonding experiences too.

if your man is becoming a father for the first time. Fostering confidence in his parenting skills so you can coparent together in harmony...

Dads-to-be, this one is for you! If you're looking for the best parenting books to read before the baby arrives, or during your pregnancy, you've come to the right place. In this blog post, we will share our top parenting book picks for new and expecting dads. These books are packed with information and advice to help you become the best dad possible even during pregnancy (before the baby arrives). So whether you're a first time dad or not, read on to find out which parenting and pregnancy…

So you’re becoming a parent? Congratulations. Your life is about to completely change, and rightly so. For the first few weeks, you might feel like a bit of a servant to both Mom and your child. You’ll be fluffing Mom’s pillows as she recovers from pushing a big-headed life into the world, bringing coffee/tea/snacks, changing diapers, doing laundry, cooking meals, intercepting calls and visits from relatives, and swatting away the hands of the old ladies who just have to touch your fragile…

if your man is becoming a father for the first time. Fostering confidence in his parenting skills so you can coparent together in harmony...