Isn’t that real life for dads? Accepting your role, whether you’re in the middle of a challenge or just doing what needs to be done?
Infant Articles
Moms: You can help your child’s father be a better dad
Dads, the focus is on moms this week—and their impact on you and your fathering. If you’re married, share this with...
Olympic “Undude” is Committed Dad: “Life is just beginning”
What does being a father mean to you? As the Winter Olympics begin, we can highlight some committed...
How to Find Your Fathering Comfort Zone
Do you ever feel lost or out of place as a father? New dads almost always feel intimidated by the idea of having a...
Your Job Description: Defining What it Means to Be a Dad
Remember when you held your first baby in your arms and asked yourself, “Now what do I do?” You didn’t get an answer,...
Even Punk Rockers Eventually Want to Be Good Dads
Isn’t it amazing what fatherhood can do to a man? One great example comes from a recent documentary with a fantastic...
Calming a Fussy Baby
Here's a big challenge for new dads: calming a fussy baby.
New Dads (and Others) Need Support
According to a recent study, men need more support in their transition to fatherhood. The findings, which began as a thesis written by a midwife at a Swedish university, most likely ring true for men at any stage of fatherhood.
How Fatherhood Can Change You
Some recent research studies have found biological changes in new fathers — even at the hormonal and brain cell level.
