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 By: Karla and Rich Walker Recently, there was an interesting qualitative study conducted that aimed to define male involvement during pregnancy and to obtain community-based recommendations for interventions to improve male involvement during pregnancy. In this study, both men and women described an ideal pregnancy consisted of an involved father or male partner who was present, accessible, available, understanding, willing to learn about the pregnancy process and eager to provide emotional, physical and financial support to the woman carrying the child. The women in this study seemed to surmise this ideal male or father involvement as a sense of “togetherness” during the pregnancy. (BioMed Central, 2013) This was well spoken and a “sense of togetherness” is the essence of the 5 powerful ways an expecting dad can make himself and the mother happy during pregnancy:  By: Karla and Rich Walker Money, kids, the job, and even what to eat for dinner can set off World War III in your home. In order to get your partner to see things your way, it is common to try one of the following:
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