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Tag Archives: dads
Pregnancy Depression in Men
by Allison Gamble When a baby is born, it’s usually seen as an exciting event for both the parents and extended family. However, with the new bundle of joy come a host of other responsibilities such as the stress of … Continue reading
Posted in Fathers, Postpartum Depression
Tagged dads, depression, fathers, postpartum depression
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Husbands and Home Birth
“You call her [the midwife] right now. I’ve done a lot of crazy [insert expletive] in my life but I am NOT delivering a baby.” Guest Post by Alyssa Chirco This was my husband’s response when I realized that the … Continue reading
Posted in Dad, Fathers, Homebirth, Hospital Birth
Tagged dads, fathers, guest blog post, home birth
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Fearful Fathers.
On this Father’s Day weekend, in addition to all of the celebrating & thanking we’ll do for the fathers in our lives, we also should take a moment to think critically about the power that some fathers exert over the … Continue reading