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I suspect all dads know intuitively that it is important that we teach our children personal responsibility. ...

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Most of the research on depression after the birth of a baby has focussed on women but they don't have a monopoly on depression. Blokes get it too and there have been suspicions that pregnancy and childbirth are high-risk times for fathers as well as mothers.

The question is whether a ...

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The father's role in childbirth has changed dramatically since the days when spouses paced the hospital waiting room, anxiously awaiting a doctor's announcement: "It's a girl." Today, many men are involved from the moment the pregnancy test ...

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Welcome to your first month of fatherhood! You have arrived home from the hospital proud, excited and perhaps a bit exhausted from the experience of childbirth. What's next?

Preparing for birth is all consuming and most expectant fathers don't think too much about what happens after t ...

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Lord I'm asking for Your help
To raise my newborn son,
Give me strength and guide me
Cause I know that You're the one.

That sent this angel to me
A little heaven here on earth,
For now I know my place in life...
I'm no longer who comes first. ...

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Congratulations you have made it to month two of fatherhood. The first month of fatherhood is occupied by adjusting to your new situation. The changes in your schedule and routines, settling into how and when your baby needs to be fed, changing diapers and giving baths, trying to get enough sleep ...

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1. Usually children are closer to mom for some reason. For a dad, how does he overcome this and form a closer bond with a child?

It’s important to understand that Dads get close to kids in their own way. It all depends on how we define “closeness.” Dads form a bond with their kids by ...

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What a lot of us guys don’t realise is how important we are in the lives of our daughters through the teenage years … the typical Kiwi bloke’s response is to pull away, and leave that stuff to mum.

John Trent, in his book, Dad’s Everything Book For Daughters says , No other man will i ...

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Out of our marriage and experience with many couples with children, here's a Top Ten list (in no particular order) of things Dad can do for mom. Hopefully some of these suggestions will fit your relationship ...

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I have been thinking about possible future scenarios when my daughter gets older and comes home and says ...

* "Do you mind if I call you Scott? My friends call their fathers by their first name"!
What I would say is ...

* "I’m pregnant"
What I would say is .. ...

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My son came running around the co
er of the house. It was just as I had hoped. I gave a wild, primitive yell as I sprang out at him. He hit the ground quickly, trying to avoid my grasp. I reached down and tagged him easily, and the burden of being “it” was transferred once again ...

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This was supposed to be the Golden Era of Pate
ity. After decades of domestic aloofness, men came charging into parenthood with an almost religious enthusiasm. We attended Lamaze classes and crowded into birthing rooms. We mastered diapering, spent more time at home with the kids, and ...

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Now that there's a baby, you're no longer a couple; you're a family! But competing schedules and obligations can make acting like a family a little difficult. These days, more and more dads are finding ways to shoulder the burdens -- and joys -- of parenthood. And you might not realize it ...

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Having a child is a big deal and there's no longer the strong network of social support for it - from relatives, friends, and neighbors - that there was in generations past, let alone in the hunter-gatherer groups in which humans evolved. And many fathers have not stepped up to fill the ...

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From the obvious — sharp objects, open flame, rabid animals — to the invisible or less readily detected — environmental toxins, bacteria, germs and other microscopic troublemakers — human health hazards lurk around virtually every corner. For a largely defenseless infant, the world can be an espec ...

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