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Eric Skates works full-time, but not only at his day job -- he is a full-time husband and dad. He feels that family is priority one. When his wife became pregnant he started a blog and fueled his love of writing. A member of the National Fatherhood Initiative and daddaily.com, Skates enjoys writing, working out and golf. Contact Eric.

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Juggling work and a newborn 101

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Let the stress begin. Yes, it is no secret that most of the financial burden,on average, weighs on that of the father. Even if you, as the new daddy,...
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How to go from manly to daddy in two steps

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Alright, the feelings have set in and you have come to the astonishing realization... You're a new father or father...
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Be a supportive new daddy

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Okay, you're going to be a father, a dad, a daddy, if you will, and now is certainly not a good time to panic. It does not matter if you have been...
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Tips for dad to bond with baby

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So your baby has arrived and all the excitement has started to die down, but does it seem like you are being a little excluded? Mom is breastfeeding...
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Diaper bags for dads

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Times are changing and so is the way we care for our children. It seems fathers are a lot more involved than in the past. It is so important when dads...
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Foods men can eat to stay healthy

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Are you feeling down in the dumps? Tired? This syndrome happens to a lot of dads, specifically new dads, after their baby is born. Why? Men tend to...
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Pre and post-pregnancy weight control for new dads

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It is an obvious assumption that all women tend to gain weight during pregnancy. The average woman will gain 15-30lbs. Often returning to their...
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