For dads-to-be, this Saturday morning workshop will help you be a calm and confident birth partner. The best way to support your partner and the best start to fatherhood! April 23rd in Hove. https://t.co/OqwnSHvilv
The amount of time dads spend actively engaging with their kids is up 200% since the 1970s, with 85% of fathers willing to do "whatever it takes” to be involved in their newborn's life. https://t.co/NrQk0rHMtV
Holding your baby against your bare chest will really help you and your new born baby to bond. It helps them to become familiar with your feel, smell and heartbeat.
For more tips to guide you into fatherhood, download the free, easy to use @dadpaduk App https://t.co/Kt4O83haei
Looking forward to speaking about the father’s role in birth at the Due Date Club summit this Saturday. Sign up for free to hear lots of great speakers! https://t.co/3taOsICegU
“Drawing on detailed qualitative research, this timely study explores the experiences of #fathers who take on equal or primary care responsibilities for young #Children.” This book by @_rachel_brooks and @paul_hodkinson is now available in paperback.
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Register Today for THE BLUEPRINT II: Exploring the Mental Health of Today’s Dad (Virtual Fatherhood Summit). Dynamic Speakers and Presentations engaging in dialogue and conversation. https://t.co/3DKiRS24nU
"I put on music and repeated birthing affirmations to her, reminding her to breathe and helping her stay calm and focussed." Braydon, Australia #fatherhood#DadsBirthStories https://t.co/JxFZGDvybO
"Guys don’t talk much about birth, so I wasn’t prepared for how totally unbelievable it was to see my son being born. Best moment of my life. I can still picture his face." Aaron, UK #DadsBirthStories
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“I had my anxieties about being a father and doing a homebirth, and my role during the delivery. In the end my part was to be there, to support my partner mentally and physically.’ Juho, Spain #DadsBirthStories
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