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ali edwards This fall, NFI will release a new brochure to help men think about one of the most important decisions of their lives – whether or not to become a father.
Two versions of the brochure will be made available. One version will be for men who are at the “average age” of becoming a dad – mid-twenties to early thirties. The other will be specialized for teens. In both versions, the brochure will be filled with practical advice to get men asking the right questions about what it means to become a father.
The advice will focus on the “three looks” that every man must take before bringing a new life into the world: look in, look out, and look up. “Looking in” helps a man assess who he is and helps him determine if he is ready for the lifelong commitment of being a father. “Looking out” helps a man understand how family and culture will impact his role as a father. “Looking up” helps a man assess his values and morals to ensure that he can set the proper moral “compass” for his children.
All of the practical advice in the brochures fits into one or more of the “three looks,” providing a sturdy foundation for any man who is pondering fatherhood. Here is a sneak preview of the things that guys will find helpful in the upcoming 12 Questions to Ask Before Becoming A Father brochure, taken from the regular version.
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Reprinted with the permission of the National Fatherhood Initiative.
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