When a baby arrives, everyone's attention naturally focuses on mom and baby. But fathers experience major changes too.
Many dads experience anxiety, isolation, stress, depression, and identity shifts.
Yes, Fathers Can Experience Postpartum Depression
Research estimates that as many as one in ten fathers experience paternal postpartum depression. Warning signs may include:
- Increased anger
- Withdrawal from loved ones
- Persistent sadness
- Trouble bonding with baby
- Sleep problems
- Loss of interest in activities
Why Brotherhood Matters
Isolation is one of the greatest challenges facing modern fathers. Community changes everything.
At DSSC, we've seen firsthand that when fathers walk together, talk together, and support one another, entire families benefit.
Because this movement is bigger than a walk. It's about fathers showing up — for their children, their families, and themselves.
No father should walk alone.