fatherhood classes
fatherhood program
parenting partners and teen parenting partners classes
helps expecting dad learn about what the mom is going through so he is better equipped to support and encourage her
hero dads group
our group seeks to sharpen life skills to benefit all aspects of your life
practical tips
once she’s missed a period, everything can change – fast. most women really care where their guy is coming from.
here are a few steps to making the best choice for both of you – together.
make sure she’s pregnant. offer to go with her to the appointment.
learn about your options. she’s carrying the baby, but suddenly you are both parents. what does that mean?
listen to her thoughts & feelings. what excites her? what does she fear?
share your thoughts & feelings. if you aren’t sure how to start, say something like “when you told me your period was late, I felt ____, because ____. now that I’ve had a little time to think about it, & hear what you are saying, I feel ____, because ____.” consider talking with others who are close to you too.
let her know how important she is to you. don’t pressure her about the pregnancy or check out. instead, commit to exploring your options together and getting whatever help you need to make your relationship better than ever.
process what pregnancy means for you & her. contact us to talk with someone who understands.
pregnancy support
the following services are no charge to you:
pregnancy testing
ultrasounds
options counseling
pregnancy and parenting classes
while these free services are directed toward the women, you are welcome and encouraged to come along and take part along side her.
pregnancy symptoms
some common symptoms of pregnancy are:
spotting or light bleeding
missed period
nausea or morning sickness
swollen or tender breasts
fatigue or tiredness
backaches
headaches
frequent urination
food cravings or food aversions
darkening of the areolas
mood swings