Educational Videos & Webinars

Expert Webinars for Dads

A webinar gives you something a short video can't: time to dig into one subject and the chance to ask about your own family. These parenting webinars for fathers are organized around six themes that come up again and again in conversations with dads. Below you'll find what each theme covers and how to catch live sessions or replays.

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Six Webinar Themes Dads Ask About Most

Each theme has its own page explaining what it covers and what you should walk away knowing.

  • Bringing baby home: the first 72 hours, the first weeks, and dividing the work at home.
  • Balancing life with a toddler: energy, schedules and keeping your relationship intact during the twos and threes.
  • Building emotional intelligence in children: teaching kids to name, understand and manage feelings.
  • Supporting emotional health in children: noticing when a child is struggling and knowing when to get help.
  • Building resilient families: handling job loss, moves, illness and other hard seasons together.
  • Parental self-care strategies: protecting your sleep, health and patience so you can show up.

What a Fatherhood Webinar Session Looks Like

Most sessions follow a simple shape: a short teaching segment on the theme, real-life examples, and open time for questions from the dads attending. The goal is not to lecture. It's to help you leave with one or two changes you can make this week.

Live sessions are announced through the Phenomenal Fatherhood online community and events pages. We don't list fixed dates here because schedules change, so check the community events page or join the community to get notices.

Catching Up on Webinar Replays

Missed a session? Recordings, when available, are posted in the community recordings area at https://phenomenalfatherhood.builda.space/community/Welcome-Fathers/recordings. Shorter clips and vlogs live in the video gallery.

Watching a replay works best if you treat it like the live version: pause at the Q&A, think about how you'd answer each question for your own family, then post your own question in the community discussion board.

Questions Worth Bringing to a Live Session

Specific questions get specific answers. Instead of “How do I handle tantrums?”, try “My 3-year-old melts down every time we leave the park. What can I say in the five minutes before we go?”

  • Describe your child's age and the exact situation.
  • Say what you've already tried and what happened.
  • Ask what to try first, not for a complete solution.
  • Leave out names or details you wouldn't want shared in a group.

Choosing Parenting Webinars for Fathers at Your Stage

If you're expecting or have a baby under six months, the bringing-baby-home topic will answer the most urgent questions. Dads of 1- to 3-year-olds usually get the most from the toddler session. Once kids are in school, the emotional intelligence and emotional health topics become more relevant, because friendships, schoolwork and bigger feelings start to take center stage.

The resilience and self-care topics fit any stage. Many fathers come to those after a rough stretch, like a job change, a move or a new sibling, when the whole household feels stretched thin. You don't need to wait for a crisis, though; those habits are easier to build during calm weeks.

A Note on Expertise and Advice

Webinars share education and experience, not individual medical, legal or mental health advice. For concerns about your child's health or development, talk to their pediatrician. If you or someone in your family is in crisis, call or text 988, the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.

For ongoing support between sessions, the 24/7 Phenomenal Fatherhood Room is always open, and fatherhood coaching and training is available for dads who want more structured help.

FAQ

Common questions

What happens in a parenting webinar?

Usually a short presentation on one theme, examples from real family life, and time for attendees to ask questions. You can typically keep your camera off and listen if you prefer.

Can I watch a parenting webinar after it airs?

When sessions are recorded, replays are shared in the Phenomenal Fatherhood community recordings area. Some content may be reserved for members.

What questions should I ask in a parenting webinar?

Ask about one specific, recurring situation, include your child's age, and mention what you've already tried. That makes it easier for the host and other dads to offer useful ideas.

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