Gogglebox couch potatoes Adam Densten and Matty Fahd have teamed up to create a show specifically designed to equip new parents with all the knowledge and support during the whirlwind first three months of parenthood. Sharing personal experiences, professional advice as well as tips and tricks they wish they had possessed before becoming dads. Brought to you by everyone's best mate Big W
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 13 | Founded | 6 months ago |
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Categories | Kids & FamilyParenting |
Our final episode! Thank you so much for being a part of the ride dads. We hope you’ve learned a whole heap of simple advice you’ve been able to put into action. The boys have a message for you at the end of the ep, but also give heaps of final advic... more
Our final stage! This episode is far less about the nuts and bolts of how to be a parent as Dr Garvey guides us through the mental health side of parenting. Some unbelievably useful tips in here but a huge focus on Post Natal Depression, how to recog... more
Time for Matty and Adam to reflect on their first weeks at home as new dads. The boys analyse the advice of Dr Golly and remember what it was like to play security guard at their own house. They also throw in a whole heap of extra tips of things you ... more
Starting to get into the swing of things now Dads. You know how to change a nappy and know how to help with feeding so Dr Cheng gives us heaps of advice about what he normally sees from Dads at this time so you can appreciate that what you’re thinkin... more
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Loved this pod. Such sensible and informative stuff for Dads (and Mums). Such a shame the audio is a bit tricky to hear the docs in the first few eps. Missed a few key points, so would be great if some audio magic could happen??? Keep it up boys.
Amazing pod lads, as a newly expecting dad with our first due in Jan this pod js exactly what I needed. I now feel ready and educated about what’s to come and more importantly equipped to support my wife. A big thank you for creating the pod and sharing your knowledge!
I’m working on getting the husband to listen, but this is also really great for expectant mums too!
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