Tag Archives: dad

Being a dad to twins is just as hard as being a mum to twins. You may not have had to go through the birth yourself – although you were likely in the room for it. You may not be… Continue Reading >

by Dr. Scott Zarcinas   Okay guys, so your wife or partner is pregnant and you’re in a bit of a daze. Fatherhood? Me? A dad? You’re probably thinking this has come a bit sooner than you were expecting. You… Continue Reading >

There is no position description you’re meant to fulfil Observation and reflection: building kids’ core skills for life Having the opportunity to write about the role of dads in the early years of childhood got me thinking about my little… Continue Reading >

As Father’s Day rolls around, we’re being bombarded with targeted shopping messages from the big retailers once again – whether you’re stuck in lockdown or living a relatively normal life – the ads are everywhere. But who really needs another… Continue Reading >

Every year when Father’s Day rolls around, you know countless dads across the country are receiving a brand-new pair of socks! While it’s true, he probably does need a new pair, the real magic in Father’s Day lies in the… Continue Reading >

By Danny Williams – The Osteopath   “Being pregnant is an occupational hazard of being a wife.” Queen Victoria As a dad and husband, I was really looking forward to having children. I thought it would be a lot of fun…. Continue Reading >

I was naked on the shower floor, shaking, uncontrollably crying and all I could think of was how was I going to be a Dad. It was a little more than a week after my daughter Betty was born. We… Continue Reading >

A son’s first hero and daughters first love is their Dad. He can play like a kid, give advice like a friend and protect like a bodyguard. Despite how much they are loved many of us can find it difficult to… Continue Reading >

Modern dads are playing a bigger role in the family unit. Bygone generations have lowered the bar of what a ‘good’ dad is to a rate that it’s hard to be publicly judged as a ‘bad’ dad – this needs… Continue Reading >

By Joshua Cavanagh   As a first-time parent to a daughter of 7 months, I have found parenting to be a never-ending journey filled with highs, lows, ups, and downs. But, for the most part, it has been filled with… Continue Reading >