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The thankless existence of the stay-at-home dad

Bristol Post

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June 25, 2025

DOUBLE TROUBLE FOR A FIRST TIME DAD OF TWINS

- RICHARD IRVINE

The thankless existence of the stay-at-home dad

Nobody says “thank you” when it comes to the unseen work behind healthy and happy children.

This only occurred to me after a week spent as a stay-at-home dad, shackled to the demands of my children, and seeing to the family's every need.

Thankfully, it's a temporary situation and a result of a few days discrepancy between jobs.

Personally, it was a reality check and what I'd like to do is shed a little light on the tireless work. The day starts, and ends with the dishwasher, in a similar way to how I approach dental hygiene.

Once that's done, it's time to take the weight off and enjoy a coffee, while Victoria metaphorically whips the children into shape.

My approach is more about learning through experience so rather than tell the twins what to do, I explain they will burn without suncream, or wearing shoes makes walking outside much easier.

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