These same fears of “going against the grain” can also cause mental torment for a man that wants to be as involved as possible with his baby, including taking on the tasks that have traditionally belonged to the mother. According to most experts in the field of child development, the baby, your partner and you will all benefit the most by ignoring tradition and getting involved as much as you can.


Super-Dads - The flip side of the coin is the recent tendency toward the "super-dad". There are some fathers that take long vacations from work to be with the new child. Others, because their employment situation allows it, will opt to work from home. 

These lucky few still only represent a small percentage of the “Dad” population, but those that manage it can tell of many examples of the fantastic rewards that can be derived from such a decision. Occasionally in these cases, it is the mother that feels jealous that the father stays at home so much. This type of arrangement still hasn’t won a wide acceptance within our slow moving society and may not be suitable for everybody.

1. Being Involved

2. Different Types of Dads

3. Time Spent with Your Baby

If you are interested in a video on this subject, then see "Honey, I'm Pregnant, Too! - A Pregnancy Guide For Men" at http://win-edge.com/PregnancyForMen.shtml

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