Dads Getting Coffee

Can you believe it's already the season finale of Dad's Getting Coffee Podcast? We've had a blast sharing our fatherly adventures and discussing everything from baby carriers to power tools. Join us as we reflect on our favorite moments, engage in some friendly debates, and show our support for Pride Month!
Throughout this episode, we'll discuss our experiences with diaper brands, explore the best vehicle options for growing families, and navigate the world of baby carriers and strollers. Plus, we'll share our thoughts on raising a generation of allies who celebrate diversity and stand up against discrimination. As always, our conversations are packed with insights, humor, and hot takes on parenting and beyond.
As we wrap up our first season, we want to express our gratitude for your continued support and announce our break for the summer. We hope to return in September with more conversations about fatherhood and life as dads. Until then, keep on brewing and keep on dad-ing!
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Ever wonder how other dads handle meal times, sleep training, and the everyday challenges of parenting? Look no further! We're here to share our brewed wisdom and experiences with you, so you can tackle fatherhood like a pro. Join us this week as we discuss how giving our little ones space and the power of music helps them relax, and the challenges we face in maintaining a healthy diet for our kids amidst our busy schedules.
Sleep training can be a sensitive topic, but we're not afraid to dive deep into our personal experiences with our children. We discuss what worked, what didn't, and how we manage the guilt that sometimes comes with letting our little ones cry it out. But it's not all serious business - we also share some lighthearted stories of the fun and challenges we encounter in our parenting journeys.
Listen in as we discuss how we make the most of our limited time, stay connected with friends despite our hectic lives, and ultimately strive to become the best dads we can be. So, grab your favorite cup of coffee and join us on this week's episode of Dad's Getting Coffee Podcast!

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Buckle up, dads! It's time to fasten your seatbelts and prepare for a laughter-filled journey through the uncharted territories of newborn necessities. In this uproarious episode of "Dads Getting Coffee," we're peeling back the curtain to reveal the essential tools that transform clueless rookies into seasoned diaper-changing superheroes.

From the moment that tiny bundle of joy enters our lives, we dads quickly realize that survival requires more than just love and caffeine. It's a wild and wacky adventure that demands a unique set of skills and, of course, the right gear. Fear not, for we've got you covered!

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In this episode of Dads Getting Coffee, Justin, Corey, and Bobby tackle the hotly debated topic of the Dad Bod vs Father Figure. Drawing on Corey's expertise in fitness and wellness, the hosts explore the misconceptions around dad bods and the importance of prioritizing health and fitness as a dad.
Did you know that more than half of dads feel self-conscious about their bodies? Or that fathers who engage in physical activity tend to have children who are more active as well? We'll discuss these and other fascinating statistics about dads and fitness, drawing on sources like a study from the Journal of Physical Activity and Health.
But it's not all about the numbers – the hosts also share their personal experiences with getting and staying in shape as dads, offering tips and tricks for making fitness a part of your daily routine. From setting SMART goals to subbing in healthy snacks, they'll share practical advice for living your fittest life, no matter what your schedule looks like.
So, grab a cup of coffee and join us for this fun and informative episode on getting and staying in shape as a dad. Don't forget to subscribe and leave a review on your favorite podcast platform!

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In this episode of Dads Getting Coffee, we're diving into the often-overlooked topic of the mental load of motherhood. Join us as the dads get vulnerable and share their own struggles with this concept.

From the daily grind of household chores to the emotional weight of managing a family, our dads unpack the mental load of motherhood and discuss why it's essential for fathers to recognize and share in this burden.

Throughout the episode, we share practical and tangible things that dads can do to help ease this load. From taking on household tasks to providing emotional support, we explore the various ways fathers can better support their partners and create a more balanced partnership.

With humor and heart, this episode is a must-listen for any dad who wants to be a better partner and relieve the mental load of motherhood for the women in their lives.
Also in this episode, we pay tribute to the strength and resilience of all women who may be struggling on Mother's Day, and acknowledge the importance of supporting one another during life's challenges.
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