JUST FOR DADS

When you welcome a child into your life nobody hands you a user manual or playbook telling you all the right moves you need to execute to be a good dad.

It takes a lot of hard work and patience to be a good dad. So don’t just wing it - use the tools and resources available to help you be the best dad you can be.

Check out the web sites listed below for information to help you handle the responsibilities and challenges of fatherhood.

WEB SITE RESOURCES FOR DADS:

Boot Camp for Dads:

Dads play a critical role in the development of their children. If you’re a dad or soon to be dad, don’t just play Boot Camp for New Dads – for first time dads, taught by dads.

Boot Camp for Dads is offered at Bay Regional Medical Center and is a place where soon-to-be dads and new dads have an outlet in which they can express their fears and frustrations, learn baby care tips from other dads and gain firsthand knowledge about diapering, swaddling and bottle-feeding.

Click here to vsit the National Boot Camp Headquarters for more information.

National Fatherhood Initiative:

The National Fatherhood Initiative was created - to ensure that every child has what they need to succeed: the love and support of an involved, responsible and committed father.

Click here to visits the National Fatherhood Initiative.

Dads Adventure:

Dads Adventure, Inc. is dedicated to fostering the development of role models for new fathers in their communities, neighborhoods and families by working to put out positive, constructive information and messages, as well as tools and resources that help them do the job.

Click here to visit Dads Adventure.

All Pro Dad:

All Pro Dad is Family First's innovative program helping men to become better fathers. All Pro Dad has 54 NFL spokesmen, multiple events with NFL teams, 1,000 All Pro Dad's Day chapters, and Play of the Day daily emails that reach 40,000 fathers each day.

Click here to visit All Pro Dad.