The other day I appeared on a radio show called Made in Croydon. The show was broadcast on Croydon Radio following the recent publication of my book, A modern father (…and dad blogger), which was produced in partnership with a publisher hailing from that part of London called CronxBooks.
I recently recorded a podcast for the fantastic US-based Father Nation show. The show is produced by dad of two Jesse Foster and we chatted about various aspects of fatherhood such as; what I find great about being a stay at home dad, where I get parenting tips and support from and what advice I’d
If you could do some detailed academic research into fatherhood, what would you study? This was the question I was recently asked by a group of people who know much more about the subject than I do! Give it some thought though. What would you honestly want to look at? Work life balance? Modern working
Interest in my existence as a stay at home dad sometimes comes from the most unexpected places. Just yesterday it came from a taxi driver. In fact “interest” is a huge understatement, I don’t think I’ve ever met anyone quite so enthusiastic about the idea. This guy was driving Toddler Adams and I on a
A couple of times recently the comment’s been that I’m the “wife” in my relationship. This is, needless to say, a reference to the fact I’m a stay at home dad. Part of me thinks that’s quite an unthinking and offensive comment to make. I may do most of the childcare and housework, but this
