I feel very fortunate that I was able to get a very special moment on camera. After the hard work that momma bear was put through she finally got a chance to get her hands on her baby girl. I’m very proud of her and glad I get to go through this adventure with her by my side. Make sure to check out the video below.
Momma meets Natalie: http://youtu.be/rBg1mHcYRu4
Came across this article From USA TODAY and found it interesting.
Number of stay-at-home dads doubles since 1989
In the run-up to Father’s Day, a new report from the Pew Research Center documents the growing number of stay-at-home dads, but finds the reasons they’re at home are a bit more complex than you think. For some, it’s due to illness; others are unemployed; and still others, yes, simply want to be Mr. Mom. “A lot of experts would say there has been gender convergence in terms of dads taking on caregiving and women taking on breadwinning in recent decades,” said Gretchen Livingston, senior Pew researcher and author of the study. Stay-at-home moms still outnumber stay-at-home dads by a wide margin, but the new study says the dad numbers are double what they were in 1989.
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Having a pregnant wife you get to witness what seems like every other person ask your wife “when are you due?” I know that they are harmless questions, but at what point is it ever ok to ask a woman a question that pertains to her growing stomach. My wife showed me a few picture visuals on when it would be ok to ask a woman if she is pregnant and it made perfect sense to me. So I pass this knowledge on to my fellow-man and hopefully they can avoid a potential uncomfortable situation.
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