24/10/09 Humor, humor and more humor. That’s about it. If you cannot see all the little mundane daily life’s events and happenings with humor then you’re grouchy! Stop that right now. Look, life isn’t about making you happy. Life is a gift you get to live. You have some control over what happens to you [...]
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14/10/09 In the last entry we discussed how your awareness is deepening. This happens when you can pay attention to greater detail. Any skill we learn is composed of small components. We don’t often recognize that. If you play hoops, you know how you handle the ball, what you spot, the velocity or spin are [...]
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09/10/09 Your baby’s mother is 32 weeks pregnant or more in phase #4 of pregnancy. This means you come move from ‘becoming’ a father to ‘being’ one any day. Sure everyone would like a pregnancy to go to ‘term’. Eighty percent of women give birth two weeks either side of their estimated ‘due date’. A [...]
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29 September 2009 I’m going to talk about both humor and delight in this entry. It’s easy to believe these are sort of alike but when you are becoming a father it’s important to understand the difference. Humor can range from telling a joke, watching a funny movie, giggling, laughing for no reason or chuckling [...]
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27 September 2009 I have no idea when you are reading this entry. There are approximately 3,680,000 births each year in the US, another 700,000 or so in the UK, maybe 250,000 in Australia and over 2 1/2 million in S. Africa … obviously mostly English speaking countries. Perhaps you discovered this blog early in [...]
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23 September 2009 We’re still going to talk about the split that occurs from 24-32 weeks of pregnancy. On one hand you need to continue to grow your fatherhood qualities of which ‘being able to see what needs to be done and doing it’ is one you’ve been working on. Now you can go back [...]
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21 September 2009 The importance of preparing the pregnant body to give birth cannot be understated. This is where a man’s attention to detail comes into play. Imagine this: How big will your baby be when it’s born? The average weight is 7.8 pounds. If you don’t know what that weight is go and weigh [...]
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19 September 2009 From 24 weeks onward you have to split your awareness. You need to keep growing your fatherhood (and partnership) qualities Start helping your pregnant partner to prepare her body to let out your baby when the birth process happens. If you are not aware of these two needs during pregnancy then you’re [...]
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17 September 2009 It’s seems that the last few blogs have been discussing some very intense topics but growing great fatherhood qualities include all aspects of life. Our modern societies give us a false sense of security and often leaving us feeling outraged when something unpleasant happens. Truly mature and balanced men learn to maintain [...]
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10 July 2009 See below Oct 9, 2009 update Hey guys and gals (if you’re also reading this blog). My mandate as a Trustee to Common Knowledge Trust is to create, within our societies, an accepted expectation that 100% of pregnant women and men: learn how to prepare the pregnant body to give birth then [...]
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