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Brand New Dadvengers Merchandise

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It’s finally happened! After 2 years, 30 Podcast episodes, over 150 blog posts, over 100 Dad Chats, numerous dad walks and meet ups, we finally have Dadvengers merchandise. You may have seen Nigel sporting one of the new hoodies on Dad Chats recently. Well now you can have your own, or get one as a present for someone else. First…
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How To Be A Great Co-parent When You Don't Get On With Your Ex

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I have two beautiful daughters, Maisie aged 11 and Isla aged 10, and I co-parent them with their mum. Co-parenting isn’t always easy. There are heartaches and frustrations, but there are also happy times and successes. Whether you’re new to the co-parenting world, or you’ve been doing it a while and things are tricky – Here is some advice and…
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Are Dads Wired Differently - The Truth About Becoming A Dad

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My name is Pascal Vrtička. I am a social neuroscientist and Lecturer in psychology at the University of Essex in Colchester (UK). I am also a father. In my Social Neuroscience of Human Attachment (SoNeAt) Lab, my team and I are investigating the Social Neuroscience of Human Attachment. Our research looks at both mums and dads as well as the…
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Everything You Need To Know About Toddler Inc

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My name is Tom Kreffer, and I’m the author of Toddler Inc., the third book in my Adventures in Dadding series. It’s a series that explores what parenting is really like from a dad’s perspective. I achieve this through journaling. Every day, I sit down and reflect on my role as a parent, and I write. Sometimes it’s about funny…
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Men's Mental Health: Why It's So Important To Get Men Talking and How To Do It

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Men’s mental health is something that is a priority at Dadvengers. We know that men aren’t always great at speaking up when things aren’t going well. But we want to change that. We want to help normalise asking for help, encourage dads to speak up if they’re feeling down, and this is how we can make a start. Why We…