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Written by Ken Canfield | 11 June 2010
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I'll never forget it. We went to the hospital at 8:00 p.m., and I spent that night trying unsuccessfully to sleep in a chair beside Dee's bed. At 7:10 that next morning, the doctor began to stimulate labor. He broke the water at 9:00, heavy labor began around 10:00, and Hannah was born at 10:45 a.m., July 11th, 1980. We were parents! I was a father!

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New Dads: Forming A Lifelong Bond

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Written by the dads@fathers.com | 23 April 2010
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Congratulations! It's a boy!  We have a healthy baby girl! As a new father, these words and the sights and sounds that go with them are still fresh in your mind. It was one of the happiest, proudest days of your life.

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10+1 Tips: For The Father Through Postpartum Depression

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Written by Neil R. Campbell, Ph.D. | 20 April 2010
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Women can experience Postpartum Depression (PPD) differently. Although the symptoms and severity of postpartum depression can vary from one woman to another, there are generally three conditions that fall under the umbrella of postpartum depression.
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10+1 Tips: Father to The Breastfed Baby

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Written by Neil R. Campbell, Ph.D. | 12 April 2010
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Here are a few simple ways a father can feel important during feeding times for breastfed babies,

1. Breastfeeding is ‘best feeding’.
Breastfeeding, while natural, is also a skill, which must be learned by mother, baby and you. It requires both practice and patience. Attend a breastfeeding clinic with your partner.

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Enthusiasm and Cost

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Written by Ken Canfield | 31 March 2010
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For most men, being a new father ignites some new feelings that they wouldn't otherwise experience. I felt a new sense of responsibility when Hannah was first born. Along with that, I'm sure we can all remember the enthusiasm that carried us through our days as new fathers.
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