12. you will miss things. however much of a hands on dad you plan to be, it is inevitable that you will miss some of your child’s milestones and hate yourself for it. the first time they turn, crawl, speak, smile only happen once and it is just not possible to witness them all. Here we discuss 10 things i wish i knew before i became a dad and give some tips for new dads. our course for expectant dads is live and can be found here: h.
Shoutout to all the fathers and fathers to be out there! i wanted to share some of the things i wish i knew before i became a dad, and how i prioritize my fa. You’ll also not drop the baby (dads’ most common fear), and will love it more than you can imagine. past that, as my friend laurent said, “it’s not that hard, just listen to what they want. My only advice here is say goodbye to fine dining as a family, at least until they’re old enough to develop manners. stick to the family restaurants and you’ll blend in just fine. 10. you’re going to be “that parent” on social media…. yeah, it’s going to happen, don’t fight it, especially in the first few years. My honest advice from the heart written by a dad of 5. 1. knowing you’ll be a dad is scary. when i first found out i was going to be a dad i was confused. i didn’t know how to be a good dad because mine was 300 miles away by the time i was born. i only met him when i was 3.
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