On the 16th May the Social Market Foundation invited Dad.info to join their Ask an Expert session on Men and Boy’s mental health and a few ideas made us think. If you want to share your experiences come on over to the DAD.info Forum.
On the 16th May the Social Market Foundation invited Dad.info to join their Ask an Expert session on Men and Boy’s mental health and a few ideas made us think. If you want to share your experiences come on over to the DAD.info Forum.
It's World Mental Health Day, but we believe you should focus on your mental health every day. Suicide is the biggest killer of men under 50, and even if you don't feel low now, there are ways you can optimise your every day mental health to help prevent those dips...
As it's Men's Mental Health Month (Movember) in November, Dad Info is focussing on awareness of men's health issues. As part of this series we are focussing on prostate problems. What is a prostate? The prostate is a small tube found only in men, surrounding the tube...
As dads it can be tempting to compartmentalise feelings and try to plough on. There are many demands on men, both at work and at home, and the days are full. People depend on you. People need you to show up and carry on- or, at least, that can be the perception....
Ah yes, the old 'birds and the bees' talk- it's often thought of as the ultimate uncomfortable moment in parenting, but it needn't be. Treating sex education and ongoing discussions about sex as open and normal can help pave the way for children coming to their...
One of the most vital jobs we have as parents is to teach our children how to interact socially with politeness and respect. We can never start too early with showing our kids how to be kind and courteous- here's how to teach manners to kids of all ages: Lead by...
It is heart wrenching knowing that your child is being bullied, and for kids it can be a soul-crushing experience. Parents can feel powerless as they cannot protect their child from what is happening at school. Thankfully, there are steps that parents can take to...