Eight weeks to go. 56 days. 1,344 hours. 80,640 minutes. 4,838,400 seconds-ish. Not that rookie dad-to-be Mark Cassidy is counting.
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Rookie dads might lack those weapons of mass nutrition, but, as dad-blogger Ross Hunt writes, they can still help out emotionally and physically.
Forked out for engagement and wedding rings and think you’re done? Think again. As Melbourne jeweller Simon West explains, ‘push’ rings are on the rise.
More than just a milestone checkpoint, the 20-week scan is a cinematic experience that, like The Godfather II, is even better than the (12-week) original.
A barista with a driving test, some unexpected speed humps and the slow drive home – Terry Cornick shares the tale of the arrival of his first born Finnley.
What do the Wiggles, Hi-5 and an annoying book about bear-hunting have in common? If you’re a dad-to-be, you probably don’t want any of them coming anywhere near your house.
If you’re a first-time dad you’re about to get bombarded with advice, so here’s some more you can whack on the pile.
Looking after a newborn is one thing, remembering to look after your partner is another. Sometimes it takes a traumatic event to remind new dads of this.
One look at the “tadpole-sized alien-human” in his girlfriend’s tummy and Daniel Lewis was hooked.
Waiting-room stress, dumb questions and embracing the support role: Daniel Lewis meets the obstetrician.