Learn one hands-on task until it becomes yours: diapering, burping, or settling.
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THE FIRST WEEKS
Newborn care, translated into dad-sized steps.
Diapers, feeding, sleep, soothing, and the small rituals that help a new dad feel like he belongs in the rhythm.
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The first week is not a test. It is a set of repetitions with a very small teacher.
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THE PLAYBOOK
Make the next step feel obvious.
The first week is not a test. It is a set of repetitions with a very small teacher.
Create a night-shift handoff that uses facts, not guesswork.
Make bonding ordinary: voice, skin-to-skin, walks, and eye contact.
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FIELD NOTES
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