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The Dad Website’s resident ‘rock and roll dad’ Trevor Ludlow reflects on past musical glories and explains the pros and cons of collaborating with his daughter on his band’s latest album.
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Andy Murphy, a.k.a. The Secure Dad, poses a simple but serious question: do the most important people in your life get the largest piece of your pie?
Chris McGuire – a.k.a. Out of Depth Dad – writes that his mother’s parting regret, before succumbing to cancer at 45, lives on as inspiration for his approach to fatherhood.
Ashley Taylor, a mother of two living with a disability and founder of disabledparents.org, offers advice for disabled people on how they can prepare their lives and homes for parenthood.
‘The Stepmums Club’ founder Priscilla Appeaning lays bare the issues that she and many other stepmothers face.
Heather Caporaso pays tribute to her “marshmallow-soft, Soprano-lookalike” dad.
Anthony Peyton, a Melbourne-based dad of two young men born 12 years apart, talks about the importance of respecting kids as little people, and touches on Magda Gerber’s ‘Educaring’ philosophy.
Being Dads founder David Willans explains the three rules he swears by that ensure the time he spends with his young kids is quality.
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.