SteadyDads Group

$250.00

Steady Dads: Coaching Support for Fathers After Baby

Steady Dads is coaching support for fathers navigating postpartum life, relationship changes, and the emotional load of new parenthood.

Most dads don’t wake up wanting to be distant, reactive, or checked out.

They wake up exhausted. Overwhelmed. Unsure what their role is supposed to look like now.

After baby, everything shifts. Sleep. Intimacy. Identity. Responsibility. And many fathers are expected to “just handle it” without space to process the change.

Steady Dads is coaching support for men who want to show up as steady, emotionally safe leaders in their homes — even when life feels loud.

Who This Is For

Who Steady Dads Is For

  • New dads adjusting to life after baby

  • Fathers who feel reactive or easily overwhelmed

  • Men who want to support their partner better but don’t know how

  • Dads navigating mental load and family responsibility

  • Partners who’ve been told “I feel like I can’t do anything right”

  • Fathers who want to grow instead of withdraw

Who This Is Not For

  • Men unwilling to reflect

  • Anyone looking for therapy or crisis intervention

  • Dads who want their partner to “just change”

This is growth work. Practical. Direct. Respectful.

What You’ll Work On

What We Focus On

Emotional Regulation
Learn how to manage stress and frustration without shutting down or snapping.

Mental Load Ownership
Understand what invisible labor actually looks like — and how to share it without being micromanaged.

Communication Repair
Learn what to say when conflict starts to spiral.

Identity Shift
Process the transition from man → father without losing yourself.

Intimacy & Pressure
Understand how connection changes after baby and how to support it instead of pushing against it.

Why Coaching (Not Therapy) Right Now

Many fathers don’t feel like something is “wrong.”
They feel stuck.

Coaching focuses on:

  • Skill-building

  • Awareness

  • Ownership

  • Practical action

We are not digging through childhood trauma.
We are building steadiness in real time.

If you are in crisis, struggling with depression, or experiencing severe mental health symptoms, therapy is the right next step.

If you want tools and direction — this is for you.

How It Works

  1. Book your spot

  2. Complete a short intake form

  3. Join live coaching sessions

  4. Leave each session with a specific action plan

No fluff. No lectures. No shaming.

You’ll walk away with concrete practices you can implement that week.

What’s Included

  • 6 live sessions

  • Session replays

  • Practical tools and frameworks

  • Reflection prompts

  • Direct coaching access during sessions

  • Clear next-step practices

Frequently Asked Questions

How much time does this require?
Expect about 2 hours per week including session time and practice.

What if my partner signed me up?
That’s common. You still have to choose to engage. The space is respectful and direct, not critical.

Is this therapy?
No. This is coaching focused on skill development and practical leadership inside your family.

Do you work with dads outside Ohio?
Yes. All sessions are virtual unless otherwise noted.

What if we’re already fighting a lot?
This program can help build steadiness and reduce reactivity. If safety or severe mental health concerns are present, therapy is recommended first.

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Steady Dads: Coaching Support for Fathers After Baby

Steady Dads is coaching support for fathers navigating postpartum life, relationship changes, and the emotional load of new parenthood.

Most dads don’t wake up wanting to be distant, reactive, or checked out.

They wake up exhausted. Overwhelmed. Unsure what their role is supposed to look like now.

After baby, everything shifts. Sleep. Intimacy. Identity. Responsibility. And many fathers are expected to “just handle it” without space to process the change.

Steady Dads is coaching support for men who want to show up as steady, emotionally safe leaders in their homes — even when life feels loud.

Who This Is For

Who Steady Dads Is For

  • New dads adjusting to life after baby

  • Fathers who feel reactive or easily overwhelmed

  • Men who want to support their partner better but don’t know how

  • Dads navigating mental load and family responsibility

  • Partners who’ve been told “I feel like I can’t do anything right”

  • Fathers who want to grow instead of withdraw

Who This Is Not For

  • Men unwilling to reflect

  • Anyone looking for therapy or crisis intervention

  • Dads who want their partner to “just change”

This is growth work. Practical. Direct. Respectful.

What You’ll Work On

What We Focus On

Emotional Regulation
Learn how to manage stress and frustration without shutting down or snapping.

Mental Load Ownership
Understand what invisible labor actually looks like — and how to share it without being micromanaged.

Communication Repair
Learn what to say when conflict starts to spiral.

Identity Shift
Process the transition from man → father without losing yourself.

Intimacy & Pressure
Understand how connection changes after baby and how to support it instead of pushing against it.

Why Coaching (Not Therapy) Right Now

Many fathers don’t feel like something is “wrong.”
They feel stuck.

Coaching focuses on:

  • Skill-building

  • Awareness

  • Ownership

  • Practical action

We are not digging through childhood trauma.
We are building steadiness in real time.

If you are in crisis, struggling with depression, or experiencing severe mental health symptoms, therapy is the right next step.

If you want tools and direction — this is for you.

How It Works

  1. Book your spot

  2. Complete a short intake form

  3. Join live coaching sessions

  4. Leave each session with a specific action plan

No fluff. No lectures. No shaming.

You’ll walk away with concrete practices you can implement that week.

What’s Included

  • 6 live sessions

  • Session replays

  • Practical tools and frameworks

  • Reflection prompts

  • Direct coaching access during sessions

  • Clear next-step practices

Frequently Asked Questions

How much time does this require?
Expect about 2 hours per week including session time and practice.

What if my partner signed me up?
That’s common. You still have to choose to engage. The space is respectful and direct, not critical.

Is this therapy?
No. This is coaching focused on skill development and practical leadership inside your family.

Do you work with dads outside Ohio?
Yes. All sessions are virtual unless otherwise noted.

What if we’re already fighting a lot?
This program can help build steadiness and reduce reactivity. If safety or severe mental health concerns are present, therapy is recommended first.

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