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For Dads || Guidance and Advice
Fatherhood Program
Our Fatherhood Program follows an 8-week curriculum of weekly classes for dads seeking extra guidance while navigating fatherhood. This program focuses on how to be an involved, responsible, and committed dad 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. These weekly meetings allow you to connect with dads in the same stage of life as you. Participation in the Fatherhood Program earns points that can be used to shop for items in the Boutique.
Do you think she's pregnant?
First, we want you to recognize that you're not alone.
Together, you can navigate through this challenge! Your presence and support mean more to her now than ever before.
It's essential to prioritize providing her with the support she needs, both emotionally and physically. See some practical tips to help you do just that below.
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Open and honest communication is key.
Take the time to talk and truly listen to her. Keeping the lines of communication open between you both is essential throughout this journey. Remember, this situation involves more than just you, so it's important not to shut yourself off emotionally.
Your presence and support are paramount.
She relies on you now more than ever, so make sure you're there for her in every possible way.
Engage with those who care.
Besides maintaining open communication between the two of you, it's beneficial to involve parents and other directly impacted individuals in the conversation. Keeping secrets will only add unnecessary stress to both of you.
Empower yourself with knowledge.
Seek information and advice from trusted sources to better understand the situation.
Be transparent with her and with yourself.
Express your feelings openly and authentically. Sharing your concerns not only reassures her but also fosters a deeper connection between you both. Embrace this experience together, and you'll discover newfound strength and resilience.
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Facing your responsibilities head-on is crucial.
Avoiding the situation will only escalate difficulties for all involved, both now and in the future.
Respect her autonomy and choices.
Collaboration is key.
Work together as a team, ensuring mutual understanding and support throughout.
Maintain open lines of communication.
Share your feelings and contribute your thoughts when necessary. Effective communication strengthens your connection and facilitates shared decision-making.