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Week by week guide to becoming a Dad

From the very first "I've got something to tell you", to the birth. Each weeks email includes information on:-

  • The growth and development of your baby and partner 
  • Money tips
  • Advice and stories directly from Dads
  • Fun and interesting facts
  • Dads-to-be most frequently asked questions 
  • Glossary of medical terms
  • Gift Ideas for baby and mum
  • Weekly mocktail and easy recipe 
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Dads in the Delivery Room
Leading male Gynaecologist, Midwife and new dads tell their stories and offer fascinating insights into what really goes on in the delivery room >>

 

Visit us at the Sydney Baby & Toddler Show

Come and visit us at Sydney Exhibition Centre, Darling Harbour, stand J21 from the 1st - 3rd October where we will be launching our new Dads supporters shop. http://sydney.babyandtoddlershow.com.au

Dad2Be's Diary
I aim to share the experiences of my wifes pregnancy through my eyes and provide what I hope to be a useful point of view for the blokes out there >>

 

Dad Shop

Baby sports supporters clothes and toys for AFL, NRL, Rugby Union, Soccer & Cricket. As well as great Dad books & dvd's  >>

 

Pregnancy Travel: "The Babymoon"

Want to book a holiday or weekend break with your pregnant partner? Not sure where to go or what regulations apply to pregnancy travel? Check out our specifically tailored pregnancy travel packages or speak to one of our consultants and make your "babymoon" a holiday you both will enjoy >>

Fruit Only
Fruit Only
Stuck for a fresh idea?  Fruit Only offers a wide selection of beautifully presented boxed gift baskets of Australian premium quality fruit for gifts, home and the workplace. Fruit Only proudly supports Australian growers and does not use imported product. 

Budget Buddy

Impressed or depressed with the baby shopping list? Are babies over commercialised? Here are some smart ways to make babys cheaper without having to compromise >> 

Search

Search our listings for all pregnancy and baby services, products, charities and websites worldwide >>

Survival Guide
written by new Dads >>

Although we had been trying for a couple of months when she said the words "I'm pregnant" I still went into a state of panic, fear and overwhelming happiness. I was going to be a Dad.

Hiding the pregnancy when we went out was hard, I felt like I was the one getting all the morning sickness. Night after night of secretly drinking Polly's white wine as well as my own beer made for some shocking hangovers.

During the scan the little babies seemed to be quite active and happily bouncing around walls of my wife's uterus, completely oblivious to the emotional volcano they had just erupted on their parents...twins!

When the gynaecologist referred to my wife as the mother, "It's up to your wife, as the mother to...." I suddenly felt very young to be a father. I had only just got comfortable with calling her "wife" life was moving very fast.

Average age of fathers in Australia is 32.9 years.

The world's oldest recorded father is purported to be Australian mine worker, Les Colley, who was 92 years 10 months when he fathered a son, Oswald, in 1992. "I never thought she would get pregnant so easy, but she bloody well did," he told newspapers at the time, referring to his Fijian wife whom he'd met through a dating agency a year earlier.

The average number of disposable nappies that a child will wear up to the age of 2 1/2 years is 7,350


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COMPETITION ZONE

The uncensored truth, what men really think about pregnancy, child birth and being a Dad.>>
Share your pregnancy stories/comments and you could win a case of beer!. Send your entries to comp@imgoingtobeadad.com.au
winners drawn monthly.