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We have researched the answers to many of the common questions asked by Dads. The result is one or more links to a credible site/s where you will find the answer/s.

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Are other Dads worried about becoming a new dad and taking care of a family?

What can I do to help during and after pregnancy?
Being a dad begins even before your baby is born. The things you do to keep you and your partner healthy during pregnancy can help your baby be born healthy and strong.

What should I know about my newborn baby? It Doesn't Seem Like It, But Babies Grow Fast

You care for them one day at a time and each day can seem like an eternity. Then you compare a picture of your 3-month-old with one from when they first came home, and its "Wow!"
Dad's Adventure (video)

Caring for Baby

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Safety

How do we make our home safe?

Other useful resources

List of Programs & Services:
The South Shore Family Resource Association has developed a comprehensive list of programs and services that take place along the South Shore and Digby counties. Programs vary from site to site. Please refer to each centres Calendar of Events for programs in your area. In addition to these programs each centre also offers faxing, photocopying, access to wi-fi, computer access for participants, access to rebate forms and local resources for families/participants.
List of Programs and Services in Alphabetical order

Land Acknowledgement:
"The SSFRA respectfully acknowledges that we work and live in Mi'kma'ki,
the unceded territory of the Mi'kmaq people."

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