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Name: Kraish Kews
Country: Yemen
We are expecting our second baby in a few weeks and I believe this time around my husband will be helping from the beginning.

Name: Nim sood
Country: India
I do believe that many (maybe even most) men consider themselves as a backup in the basic, day-to-day child care. It comes from hundreds of years history of social norms, and it is normal to take long time to overcome those social norms. My husband, for instance, was very intimidated from taking care of our son when he was born. (I was too, but for most, I just had to learn by experience) I ended up push him into doing those responsibilities, such as changing diapers, bathing, feeding, etc., and it took time but now our son is almost 2 1/2 years old and my husband is not only more confident as a father, but also has much stronger bond with our child.

Name: Noora
Country: Sudan
Itâ€™s very likely that your husband performs loving acts for your children all the time, whether itâ€™s giving them hugs, making them lunch, driving them to soccer practice, or paying the tuition and dental bills. Taking notice and verbalizing your gratitude for these things will not only teach your children to appreciate their father, but will make your husbandâ€™s heart soar.

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