David Boyle
David Boyle
1 Year 239 days - Advice For New Dad's
1 Year 239 days - Advice For New Dad's
1 Year 239 days - Advice For New Dad's
Sunday 10th January 2021
David Boyle shares humorous and practical advice for new dads on 'I'm Quitting Alcohol'. Learn how to handle sleep deprivation and support your partner.
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Get the buttons here!Dad Duty: David Boyle's Hilarious Guide for New Fathers
Your only future for now is This One Month. So you only really want to be thinking a month in advance.
Ever wondered how to survive the chaos of new fatherhood without losing your sanity? Comedian David Boyle has you covered. In this episode of 'I'm Quitting Alcohol', Boyle dishes out his unique blend of humor and practical advice for new dads. Inspired by his own journey through the sleepless nights and endless diaper changes, Boyle offers a candid look at what it takes to support your partner and care for a newborn.
One of his best mates is about to become a dad, so Boyle's advice is fresh and straight from the heart. Boyle suggests that new dads should focus on the immediate future, saying 'Your only future for now is This One Month. So you only really want to be thinking a month in advance'. He shares tips on managing sleep deprivation and emphasizes the importance of giving your partner some much-needed rest by taking over morning baby duties.
With his trademark wit, Boyle tackles everything from the art of changing nappies to dealing with a baby's constant demands. His straightforward and humorous approach makes this episode not just informative but genuinely entertaining. Whether you're a new dad or know someone who is, this episode is packed with relatable advice and laughs. Tune in for a dose of humor and heartfelt guidance on navigating the early days of fatherhood.