Educational Videos and Webinars for Dads

The library is split into two tracks. Parenting 101 videos are built around the fundamentals: feeding and sleep basics, how different parenting styles work, milestones, nutrition and everyday discipline. They're meant to be watched in short sittings, like during a lunch break or after bedtime.

Expert webinars go deeper on a single theme, such as bringing a baby home, keeping your footing with a toddler, emotional intelligence, family resilience or self-care. Webinars usually leave room for questions, so they suit dads who want to talk through their own situation, not just absorb information.

Pick the topic that matches the problem keeping you up at night, not the one that sounds most impressive. A dad with a six-week-old will get more from a session on sleep and feeding than from one on teen communication, even if the second feels more interesting.

• Expecting or brand-new dad: start with the parenting basics series and the bringing-baby-home webinar topic.
• Toddler at home: look at managing behavior, balancing life with a toddler and milestone videos.
• School-age kids: emotional intelligence and resilience topics tend to be the most useful.
• Running on empty yourself: the parental self-care webinar topic is a good place to begin.

Think about how you actually have time. If your free minutes come in ten-minute chunks, like waiting in the school pickup line or after the baby finally goes down, short videos are the better fit. If you can protect an hour on a weeknight, a webinar lets you go deeper and hear other fathers' questions, which often turn out to be your questions too.

Some dads watch together with a partner or co-parent and talk about it afterward. That's one of the easiest ways to get on the same page about bedtime, screen limits or discipline, because you're both hearing the same ideas at the same time instead of one parent relaying them secondhand.