Books for Babies: Dads’ Guide to Early Reading
Reading to your infant is a fundamental step in nurturing their literacy development and fostering a strong connection.
Sleep Hacks for New Dads: A Guide to Better Sleep Quality
Welcoming a new baby into the family is undoubtedly one of the most joyous moments in life. However, the sleepless nights that often accompany parenthood, especially for new dads, can be quite challenging. In this article, we’ll explore effective strategies for...
Reader question: What age do you stop giving kids affection?
“When do I stop babying my son so much? We are very close, and I often hug and kiss him on his cheek and his head. But I wonder, when should I pull back and treat him more as an adult?” _______ Your relationship with your child reflects closeness and...
How Dads Can Help Their Babies (and Older Kids) Sleep Better
Congratulations, dads! Your little bundle of joy has arrived, and with that comes a whole new world of responsibilities and challenges. One of the most important aspects of caring for your baby is ensuring they get enough soundly. In this blog, we provide you with...
It’s Normal! Understanding & Overcoming Overwhelming Emotions As a New Dad
As a new dad, feeling overwhelmed is a common experience. The transition to parenthood is a huge shift in life, and adjusting to the many new responsibilities and changes that come with it can be a real challenge. In this blog post, we will explore why it’s normal to feel overwhelmed as a new dad, share some personal stories, and present some research stats to help dads feel supported and validated in their feelings.
How Dads Can Connect With Their Babies and Help Them Develop Healthy Brains
Are you a soon-to- be dad or a dad with a young baby? Are you a mom with a baby on the way, young child, or family support worker who wants to support dads? If so, then you may enjoy this week’s Facts for Fathers, Daddy, I Need You. It’s about the importance of dad’s care and interaction to supporting child brain development and how dads can build strong bonds with their young children.