I feel honoured to have contributed to an amazing book called Pioneering Stories about Men and Boys. The book, which has just been launched, is a collection of essays from a very diverse and talented range of writers. The book was collated and edited by Glen Poole and Dan Bell, the dynamic duo behind the
If masculinity is in crisis, what needs to change; men or society? I am one of several speakers who will attempt to answer this daunting question in just six minutes at a book launch in September.
Last week I published this blog post about ways you can tell I’m a stay at home dad (SAHD). While researching the piece (I use the term researching loosely), I discovered that Brad Pitt takes the reigns at home when Angelina Jolie is off filming and vice versa. My mind began to wonder; are there
I recently read this post on the Sunshine Dad blog about ways you could tell he was a stay at home dad (SAHD). Inspired by his list, I’ve had a go at writing one myself. Here are five ways you can tell I am a SAHD just like Brad Pitt*;
As a parent, I often find shopping with children to be quite a struggle. It can be harder for us dads because changing facilities and so on are often laid on for mums while those of us with XY chromosomes are forgotten about. This picture, however, proves that some retail outlets have the correct approach.
