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Tips For New Dads

Tips for new dads regarding all from the couvade syndrome to how to bond with your baby and why MOM acts so weird...

tips for new dads

New moms have midwife visits, breathing classes, pregnancy yoga, support groups, lactation consultants, maternity leaves, playgroups, post pregnancy yoga classes and you name it.

New dads have... well... I don't know. Not much in terms of preparation and support. Unless he actively seeks it, of course.

A new dad (a very tired new dad) described his view of being a new father:

"Well, as a new dad, our mission is to help out, but of course it is limited, since we can't breastfeed.

Instead we can work to bring home money, clean the house, do the laundry, do all the shopping, cooking, planning, taking care of the garden, diapering (day and night), burping (day and night), taking the baby out for stroller walks during the weekends, so that mom can sleep, volunteer to take care of all the early mornings, and of course, give my wife foot massage.

And not complain of course.

And be very understanding when she complains about being tired."

New moms also have gazillion of websites (including this one) offering all sorts of advice throughout the pregnancy and taking care of a baby. Without doubt a lot of these tips are completely relevant dads too, but how about the stuff that is more relevant for dads than moms?

Not very impressive!

That's something we'd like to change!

So welcome to our section with tips for new dads. Our "expert dad", Chris, will guide you through lots of issues around being an expectant or new dad.