When you are about to become a new parent, it’s hard to imagine what life with your baby will be like. You might dream of days filled with cuddles, a few feeds, maybe a nice walk in the park and plenty of time in between to do whatever. When your newborn actually arrives, however, your
It’s a sad fact of life: When you’re a dad, people can overlook you. Whether you’re a stay at home dad, single dad or someone who is part of a traditional family, most people focus on mum. We understand why this happens, but it’s important to us that dads are recognised too.
Let’s be honest, becoming a dad changes you in ways no one fully prepares you for. Sleepless nights, changing priorities, and suddenly being responsible for shaping a tiny human. But one thing nobody warns you about? The creeping signs of hair loss in your 30s or 40s — right when your kids start calling you
Excitement and fear. These are two emotions I feel right now. It’s partly a middle age thing but also a stay-at-home dad thing. My kids are growing up and getting to a point where I can plan for the future and, career wise, do something entirely different with my life. This is both exciting and
I recently said 2021 was the Year of the Dad Book. As if to prove the point, another one has hit the bookshelves. Called You’re Going to be a Dad!, it aims to guide men through pregnancy and the first year of their child’s life.
