The Modern Dads Podcast
#17: Dads Behaving Dadly with Al Watts, Jason Greene, and Lorne Jaffe
May 27, 2014
Authors and dads Al Watts, Jason Greene, and Lorne Jaffe discuss their book 'Dads Behaving Dadly' that challenges stereotypes about fathers. They share stories of successful modern fatherhood, debunk stereotypes about dads' nurturing abilities, and discuss the risks and rewards of sharing personal stories online.
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- The book 'Dads Behaving Dadly' challenges stereotypes and showcases the caring and competent nature of fathers in diverse family situations.
- The contributors to the book share deeply personal stories to break down barriers and support fathers facing mental health challenges.
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Importance of showcasing real side of fatherhood
The book, Dad's Behaving Dadly, aims to showcase the real side of fatherhood, countering media messages that portray dads as incompetent or bumbling. The book features stories from diverse fathers who candidly describe their successes as parents. These stories highlight the caring, loving, and competent nature of fathers, challenging stereotypes and showing that dads take parenting seriously.
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