From pregnancy to parenthood, our club members are on the most epic adventure of their lives. We are honoured to share their stories here - the highs, the lows and everything in between.
Our antenatal instructors open up about their lives too, and we hope you find comfort and inspiration from a community bringing new life into the world, and those supporting it along the way.
We also use this space to share moments from our special events, which are exclusively for our club members. Follow us on Instagram to keep in the know about upcoming events.
“We were so relieved and happy when she was born”
Peckham Club member, Will Whiting, talked us through his experience of becoming a father - from discovering his partner, Sacha, was pregnant, to the joys and challenges of the labour, birth and life as a new dad.
“All that matters is your brand new, very small, very tired family”
Seven months into fatherhood, the learnings are coming thick and fast for Tooting Club member, Luke Hemsley. He spoke to us about his emotional ride so far - from cautious excitement during the pregnancy, to the joy, relief, pride and growing confidence that came afterwards.
"We are part of the same team”
Cambridge Club member, Chris Atkin, unpicks how the early months of parenthood affected his relationship with his wife, Sarah, and how they’ve learnt to manage the stressors and cherish their time together.
Dad-hood: Lessons learnt by new fathers
Lottie Lewis spoke to some of her dad-friends to find out how their lives have changed since the birth of their babies, and for any pearls of wisdom they’ve learnt along the way.
Evan launches ‘Hampstead Dads’
Bump and Baby Club member, Even, spoke to us about his new Facebook group for local dads and dads-to-be.
Sam’s Books: Owen Booth interview
Meet Owen Booth, journalist, copywriter, father and author of ‘What We’re Teaching Our Sons’ – a wonderful compilation of life lessons passed down from father to son.
Sam’s Books: what we’re teaching our sons
Sam reviews the debut novel, ‘What We’re Teaching Our Sons,’ by Owen Booth.