What Is It Like To Be A Father?

What is it like to be a dad?

Does being a dad mean looking after the baby while mum is away, changing nappies – and – preparing their food? – Does it mean putting’your thinking caps on’while evaluating children’s books – or singing for your little girl – because she needs someone to sing with?

It’s Father’s day, today, in Australia, so for 24 hours, we promise to forget all the gross things our husbands’and’dads do… and admit that they are’a work of art.

Fathers are’made with big feet for dancing on..

Father and daughter sharing a special moment outdoors, focusing on their footwear and connection.

Strong arms to keep us’safe..

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Hands that are capable to fix almost anything…

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Ears that will listen to your problems…

Father and son sharing a heartfelt moment outdoors, highlighting fatherhood and family connection.

Sturdy shoulders we can ride on…

Father and mother with their baby outdoors in a park during autumn, enjoying family time and bonding.

And big hearts that love deeply…

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Dads can be funny and sweet.

Sometimes, they’just like to annoy us…

But really, they’re our real life superheroes…

Most of all, we celebrate Father’s day because we know what these main men of the house go through for their families.

Biological fathers or being a friend’in any father-like capacity plays a great role and creates’an impact’to the’society. We honour the dads who play good role model to our kids.

Dads, Step dads, mentors, coaches, friends, or any man who has taken children under their wing and made it their life’s mission to protect and’love, thank you. Enjoy this day and know that you are celebrated.

Happy Father’s Day!

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Clare Whitfield Chief Editor
Clare Whitfield is the Editor of Stay at Home Mum and a recognised voice in practical home management for Australian families. Based in the northern suburbs of Sydney, she balances editorial leadership with life as a stay at home mum to two school age children. Her background in home economics and more than a decade of experience in recipe development, family budgeting, and household systems inform her work.

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