Why would a father NOT want to be at the birth of their child?
This article is not to judge, just to explore the decisions...
I assume it could be for different reasons;
maybe he is squeamish- in this case, could he at least "try" to hang in there?
I have seen a father practically pass out when the baby was delivered, but he made it through!
maybe he is "old school"- from a day & time when fathers waited outside in the hall... are there fathers this old much though?
maybe he is out-of-town or deployed- he wants to be there, but physically cannot. Webcam, maybe?
I have seen a father practically pass out when the baby was delivered, but he made it through!
maybe he is "old school"- from a day & time when fathers waited outside in the hall... are there fathers this old much though?
maybe he is out-of-town or deployed- he wants to be there, but physically cannot. Webcam, maybe?
What are some other reasons a father may choose to not be in the home/room when their child is born? Seemingly, they will all be 'legitimate' reasons, as NO feelings are wrong! Feedback, please...
Kelly K, CD (CBI)