7 tips to overcome Christmas dramas post-separation
Christmas or any holidays post separation can be excruciating. Here are some tips to diffuse the volatility of emotions during the festive period from someone who has been there!
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A celebration of fatherhood – with a twist
Autism doesn’t announce itself in the delivery room. You can’t detect it from a blood test or any type of pre-natal screening. In fact, children with autism are typically born...
Self-care (for when you’re not coping)
Failure to care for ourselves today places us at higher risk of experiencing poor emotional and physical health in the (not so distant) future; including some cancers, heart disease and mental illness, to name a few. Here are the signs you're not coping.
How to spot perinatal anxiety or depression in expecting and new dads
If you're the partner, friend or family member of an expecting or new dad, how can you recognise that they may have perinatal depression or anxiety. Here are the signs to look out for ...
Fatherhood advice for dads and from dads
Over the years we've been lucky enough to have many awesome dads contribute to our site. Celebrity dads we've interviewed, author dads who've written for us, and, of course, the dad who co-founded the Bub Hub! Here are some of the best bits from those articles ...
7 ways to be a good dad
Parenting is not a job that most people take lightly. Fathers sometimes do it extra tough, as they are not always as available to their children as they would like to be.
Father’s Day – a reminder of a fatherhood lost
Pete Vidins, a Volunteer Parent Supporter with Sands, talks about how Father's Day can be a confusing and painful day for a bereaved dad ...
Babyhood cartoons – travelling with a baby
Travelling with a baby can be hell. We've all been there. Babyhood cartoonist Paul Woods takes a look at the funny side of travelling with little ones.
The benefits of skin-to-skin contact after birth
That first cuddle with your new baby is a magical time, but did you know it's also an important time for your health and the health of your newborn?
The myth of the perfect parent
The perfect parent isn't real. It's a fiction that just does not bear scrutiny. It's like the Loch Ness monster: even if you think you see one from a distance you get up close and it's just a pair of old tyres and a shopping trolley.
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