Daddies Do Too
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Latest from Daddies Do Too
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Men Who Talk: Online Support When Getting Out Is the Hard Part
Men Who Talk offers free online groups for adult men in the UK. Here is how joining works, what privacy means and what dads should know.
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Mentell: A Place for Men to Talk Without Being Told How to Feel
What Mentell’s free talking circles offer, how to join and why listening without judgement could matter to dads carrying more than they admit.
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Andy’s Man Club: You Don’t Have to Hit Rock Bottom to Turn Up
You do not have to hit rock bottom to seek support. A practical guide to Andy’s Man Club, first meetings and other options for UK dads.
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When You Are Worried Your Child May Be Taken Abroad or Moved Away
Calm, lawful next steps for parents worried about a proposed move abroad, relocation or immediate travel risk involving their child.
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Keeping a Useful Parenting Record Without Turning It Into a Weapon
How to keep clear, child-focused notes about arrangements and concerns without escalating conflict or creating a weapon against the other parent.
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Co-Parenting When Communication Has Broken Down
Practical, child-centred ways to communicate after separation when every message feels difficult or turns into an argument.
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What to Do When a Child Arrangements Order Is Not Being Followed
A child-centred guide to missed contact, practical problems, recording concerns and getting lawful support when an order is not followed.
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Child Arrangements Orders Explained Without Legal Jargon
A clear guide to child arrangements orders, specific issue orders, prohibited steps orders and what they can mean for parents.