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10 Daddy Tips for Every Dad to be

10 Daddy Tips for Every Dad to be

Welcome to the Fallible Man Podcast, your home for all things Man, Husband and Father. We provide content to help men become the men they want to be. My name is Brent and I Am the Fallible Man!
On today’s Show: we are going to talk about 10 Daddy Tips Yo...

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Welcome to the Fallible Man Podcast, your home for all things Man, Husband and Father. We provide content to help men become the men they want to be. My name is Brent and I Am the Fallible Man!

On today’s Show: we are going to talk about 10 Daddy Tips You want to Know even Before you are a Dad. This is a collection of tips I wish somebody had shared with me before my girls were born. Stick around to the end for a tip that will help save your marriage during this new adventure.

Intro thoughts: Parenting is a multi-million-dollar industry, primarily because parenting is terrifying to all new or soon to be new parents. News flash, it is always terrifying, we just adapt to living with fear. I put out polls on all of my social media platforms including a men’s group I am apart of with a large number of members asking for the one thing they wish they knew before becoming fathers. Not a single person replied. I am not sure if no one knows anything or people don’t care, so instead of advice from the masses I researched the topic on the web. These are the top tips I found between articles and postings across the web weighed in by my own experiences.

Body talking Points:

  • Communication – They understand more than you think, only 7% of communication is words
  • Self Care is Important -Sleep – make sacrifices for you each other, one of you needs to sleep
  • Music for the win
  • Co-Parenting – just like different back grounds effect Christmas, it will surely effect raising a kid
  • Your social circle will shrink, single friends will diminish because they can’t relate, not your fault
  • You don’t need all that crap
  • Don’t freak out if they develop at a different rate than other kids
  • Helicopter parenting does not build healthy children
  • Everyone is instantly and expert and will share their opinions on your parenting
  • It will change you and your habits, preconceived notions on subjects and perspectives