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.
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....
A new research survey has found that 95% of dads feel they need more support for their mental health. The survey (link at bottom of page) was undertaken by men's mental health campaigners Scott Mair and Mark Williams, and surveyed 261 participants about their stress...
It's impossible to tell before having children how stressful life as a parent can be. Burdened with managing finances, work, relationships and the many needs of a child, cracks can begin to show in even the strongest relationship. Sometimes, those cracks spark...
By Chris at Dadology Watching your baby's first steps is a truly incredible experience and one of many milestones they will hit in their first two years of life. Between 4 and 15 months, you can expect your baby to go from learning how to sit up to strutting their...
One thing you only find out when you become a parent is how tough it is. Disturbed sleep, tantrums, finances, lack of time to yourself and the burden of responsibility all take a toll on us. With this in mind, today is Parent Mental Health Day, an awareness campaign...