Isn’t it time we celebrate fathers not just for their financial contributions, but for the transformative emotional connections they cultivate early on in their child’s life?
The moment a baby arrives, the world naturally tilts toward the mother and the newborn. Well-wishes flood the inbox asking how mom is healing.
Family members demand rapid-fire updates on the baby's birth weight, feeding schedules and unpredictable sleep patterns. But quietly, in the background, another profound transformation is unfolding.
For decades, society viewed the father as a supporting character in the postpartum script, the driver, the grocery runner, or the stoic financial provider.
However, a growing body of global research is turning this script on its head.
