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Father's Ed is great. I'm so happy I purchased the course. The module on healthcare and doctors visits is just so damn good. John's delivery is spot on, the videos are informative and entertaining.
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Hear from parents
I went from a nervous wreck to being confident. The website and workbook made things so smooth for me, my wife even jokingly asked if I had children before or if I read some baby books.
Kendel OBrooklyn, NY
Father's Ed is great. I'm so happy I purchased the course. The module on healthcare and doctors visits is just so damn good. John's delivery is spot on, the videos are informative and entertaining.
Sam KRockville, MD
Hi! Love your content! I find it very helpful and funny it is a sea of blogs and instagrams that make parenting seem like puppy dogs and ice cream.
Colleen DNew York, NY
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We’re two dads, an uncle, and an aunt. John and Paul—the dads—went searching for resources when they became new dads. What they found was hundreds of mommy blogs. They found some dad blogs too, but nothing was what they really wanted: research-backed, easy-to-consume, actionable info that spoke to them.
With Fathercraft, we’re building a company that can guide you as a parent—and be a trusted resource to help you on the journey.
While we create with dads in mind, our readers include moms, aunts, uncles, and grandparents.
