The Financial Times : Paternity leave in finance: ‘The more men do it, the less of a big deal it becomes’

Plurastic Ignorance is the tendency of people to hold a particular opinion privately while mistakenly believing the majority of people disagree with that opinion…

Inspiring Dads founder, Ian Dinwiddy, was invited to contribute to a Dads at Work feature for Daddilife discusses the importance of culture over policy in creating a balanced future for dads...

Shared Parental Leave, what it is and why it creates benefits for businesses, dads and families.

Writing for Thriving Talent, I have a look at what dads want, the impact of Covid-19 on both men and women and look at why championing dads at work really does matter in 2021.

In 2019, former Naval Officer, James Edmondson, wrote a piece for The Homeworker magazine about working from home called Joining The Revolution. I went back to speak to him in 2021.

Nicki Seignot, Author of 'Mentoring New Parents at Work' and founder of The Parent Mentor talks to James and Ian in episode 36 of Lockdown Dads.

23 year old Nathan, apprehensively mulling over his thoughts about impending fatherhood did what we now take for granted - he started blogging.

Ep 30 of Lockdown Dads - connecting with your kids, empathy and understanding the transition between work and home life.

Learn how my experiences of navigating the emotional pressures of being a new dad inspired my business vision.

Please can we stop framing flexible working as a female "thing." It’s "just as important" for men.

Understanding your purpose in life really matters

In this 2 parter for Parent and Professional I look at working dads and flexible working post Covid 19.

On Friday the 10th July, “Four Fab Fathers” came together as guests of Rachel Vecht, founder of Educating Matters to discuss fatherhood, culture and covid.

Do you just assume childcare is for mums? Find out why that’s a problem in this vlog.

The benefits and challenges to working dads of the post lockdown world

Let’s talk work life balance and show you some stories

Suppressing your nature desire to be an active and involved father is bad for mental health and bad for women.