This is THE audio podcast for all dads; expectant dads, new dads, and experienced dads! The audio podcast episodes are released weekly by Friday. Click on Podcast Episodes above for all the episodes and listen for free today! Video and blog extras are also here on the site. Enjoy, and if you would like to share a story about being dad and perhaps have it shared in a future episode of the show, email me at steven@beingdadpodcast.com.
Now I know you’re probably thinking that since you have the Being Dad Podcast, why would you need any other show? But, there are some other great podcasts out there for dads. Here’s a list of a few and let me know if you have any other suggestions:
- 8 Bit Dad
- Dads Unplugged
- Man Cave Radio
- The Dad Podcast
- SBHFShow
- Papaverse
- Geek Dads
- The Stay at Home Dadcast
Please check out a wonderful article in the guest blogs section of the website from Keith Zafren entitled “How Moms Can Help Dads Bond With Their Babies”. Keith is the founder of the Great Dads Project.
Click on “Guest Blogs” above or use this direct link here.
This week on the Being Dad Podcast Video Extra, the bassinet! I show you where Natalie has been sleeping in these early days as a newborn. It’s been working out well for us, although she will be outgrowing this thing very soon I think! Check it out!
There’s a lot of gadgets on the Being Dad Podcast this week! It’s a tech time special! I’ll fill you in on the past couple of weeks with Natalie here at home, including my first evening alone with her and a baby bottle. Following that, it’s tech time for the rest of the episode! Enjoy!
Show Note References:
- EVOZ Baby Monitors
- Summerinfant Prodigy Carseat
- Pee Pee Tee Pee
- Always Clean Pacifier
- Itzbeen Baby Care Timer
- The Beam Toothbrush
- Loudmouth Leo
- Mylight Night Light
- SecuraFone
- Pitch Painter
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Well, today we had our last postpartum trip to the midwives with Natalie, and it feels, almost sad. This group of professionals were with us through the whole journey providing us with guidance, information, and emotional support to always keep us feeling at ease and on top of things. What a profession they have. In their eyes, maybe Michelle and I are just another set of new parents and Natalie is just another new baby delivered that month, but in our eyes, these midwives will always be part of the amazing memories associated with our first pregnancy, our first labour and delivery, and our first child. Today, when we hugged our primary midwife goodbye, it was not without the feeling that I was saying goodbye to a member of my family or a close friend. Until baby two I suppose, but that’s a thought for another day.
