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Becoming a father is undoubtedly one of life's greatest joys, but it comes with its fair share of challenges. One aspect that often takes a back seat in the whirlwind of diaper changes and sleepless nights is maintaining connections with friends and nurturing a social life. As you embark on this exciting journey of fatherhood, it's crucial to find a balance that allows you to stay connected with your friends while meeting the demands of parenthood.

If you're looking for a fun and creative activity to do with your kids, building a fort is pretty much the bees knees when it comes to cheap, engaging and easily-done-from-home options. Whether you choose to build a fort from scratch or use a kit, it's a chance to bond and spend quality time together while also allowing your children to flex their imagination and problem-solving skills.

In recent years, attitudes towards stay-at-home dads have shifted hugely, as more fathers take on the role of primary caregiver in their families. Society has become far more accepting to the idea of fathers as caregivers, with many people recognizing that fathers can be just as good at caring for children as mothers. According to a 2020 survey by the parenting website BabyCenter Australia, 89% of respondents said they believed that fathers could be just as good at caring for children as mothers.

These online communities can be a great source of information, advice, and support for first-time dads. It's important to remember that every community has its own culture and values, so it may take some time to find the right fit. However, connecting with other dads who are going through the same experience can be incredibly valuable and rewarding.

Becoming a father for the first time is an exciting and life-changing experience. It is also a time of transition and adjustment as new dads navigate the challenges of parenthood. As a first-time dad, there are many things that you need to know and resources that you need to access to make this journey smoother. In this blog post, we will discuss some essential things that first-time dads need.

It's something a lot of Dads ask and it's one of the questions we like to hear most here at Dadworld HQ. For many Dads, it can be hard to let go of Main Character Syndrome and step up into a supporting role. But that's exactly what's required when it comes to giving birth and raising a baby. Here's our guide.

New fathers do not typically require any additional vaccinations beyond those that are recommended for the general adult population. However, it is important for new fathers to ensure that they are up-to-date on their routine vaccinations, including: Influenza (flu) vaccine: It is recommended that all adults receive a flu vaccine annually to protect against seasonal influenza.

Yes, in Australia, new fathers are eligible for paid paternity leave. The Australian Government provides two types of paid parental leave: Dad and Partner Pay and the Parental Leave Pay.

Dad and Partner Pay provides eligible working dads or partners with up to two weeks of paid leave at the rate of the National Minimum Wage. It can be taken any time within the first year of the child's birth or adoption.

Postpartum depression is commonly associated with new mothers, but research has shown that it also affects a significant number of new fathers. New fathers may experience depression for a variety of reasons, including the stress of new parenthood, lack of sleep, financial worries, and changes in their relationship with their partner.

In this Dadtronica review we’re looking at the Super Console X-Pro, a consolidated emulating device that includes thousands of classic games for you to enjoy on your television or monitor. A guaranteed trip down memory lane, the Super Console X-Pro is a great pastime for the hobby gamer (and their kids!) Including two controllers, an HDMI port for immediate connection to a modern television set, as well as all the game software built in – how does it stack up?

In this guide, we’re running through the assembly of the Super Console X-Pro, as well as some tips for first starting up, opening, saving, loading and closing games. If you have any questions (or discover any neat features!) please don’t hesitate to contact us at support@dadtronica.com.au

While the Sleep Health Foundation says the average newborn is expected to sleep 14-17 hours a day, any new parent knows that is not always the case. For the new dad on night shift, waking up to soothe the newborn can feel like some kind of obscure military torture. Still, it’s very important to maintain your own sleep cycles.