Check out our global directory of father support groups. Dr Bruce LintonBecoming a Father - DVDCheck out the following snippet from a DVD called "Becoming a Father" by Dr Bruce Linton - watch this when you have a quiet moment to reflect on your fatherhood journey. More information about the whole film is available at becomingafather.com. Enjoy, Stef
Submitted by stefan on Tue, 11/01/2011 - 9:10am
The Second Month of Fatherhoodby Bruce Linton, Ph.D. Congratulations you have made it to month two of fatherhood. The first month of fatherhood is occupied by adjusting to your new situation. The changes in your schedule and routines, settling into how and when your baby needs to be fed, changing diapers and giving baths, trying to get enough sleep, communicating with your wife in your new roles as parents. Many new fathers comment on how wonderful and difficult that first month is. Your baby is still small and helpless but by the second month you may feel a difference as you hold him. He may seem to be more of a person.
Submitted by community on Mon, 16/06/2008 - 8:03pm
PodCast - Dr Bruce LintonA DIYFather Podcast featuring show hosts Scott Lancaster and co-hosts Eric Mooij and Stefan Korn. Today's guest is Dr. Bruce Linton, Founder of the Fathers Forum. I decided to focus my training as a Family Therapist, researcher and educator on men and fatherhood. And now the Fathers Forum offers Groups for Fathers (with preschool-age kids), 'Becoming a Father' classes, Walks for Dads and Children, as well as the individual and couple counseling I offer privately as a licensed Marriage and Family Counselor.
Submitted by eric on Mon, 16/06/2008 - 7:38pm
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From the pregnancy on I realized that there were very few services both educationally or socially for me to meet with other men and hear about their experiences as fathers. In 1983 with a few other new fathers I started a men's group for new dads. From that experience I became aware of how essential having a dialogue between men about fatherhood is to understanding and valuing are roles as parents.

