7 Signs He’ll Be a Good Dad to Your Unborn Kids

Mark Wealth

Now that you are officially married and pregnant with your very first baby, do you find yourself wondering if your prince-charming will be a good dad? Well, here are 7 typical signs…

#1 He Is A Willing House-Help

That doesn’t mean that he’s made a career as an excellent domestic janitor, house boy or servant. It means he can help clean out the cobwebs, do the dishes with you without you asking or paying for it.

#2 He’s A Silly Clown Sometimes

He tickles you, says funny stuff and does some weird dance steps that make you laugh until your sides hurt. You can’t help but think, “This guy is not serious”. But you can’t really say so. Why?

#3 He Gets Down To Business

When he’s got something to do, he rolls up his sleeves, removes all distraction and puts in his best to get the job done. It seems like there are two people inside him, only yesterday you had to beg him to stop mimicking his boss because you were laughing so hard you couldn’t breathe. Today it’s “Look I’m busy. Can’t talk. Call you back tomorrow.”

That’s someone that can make sure there’s food on the table, a smile on your face and children that are happy.

#4 He’s Calm In Chaos

He can handle pressure without losing his cool. This makes him come up with a way out of most situations especially when you can make meaningful contributions because he inspires you.

This also shows he can handle a screaming baby with soiled diapers or a tantric toddler who wants her momma.

#5 He Is Good With Kids

It can’t be hidden. Leave him to watch over some kids and you might return to find one more kid and no boyfriend around. He’s now one of them and they’re having genuine fun.

When it’s time to stop and he tells them so, they’re reluctant but –this is important- they obey him!

He also knows how to hold a baby and carry a child. Some women don’t have this on lockdown. He certainly does have a way with kids.Still not convincedhe’s the one?

#6 His Fatherly Interests

He talks about the good times he had with his father and if his experience with his father wasn’t good, he talks about how he’ll NEVER raise a child the way he was raised. It’s obvious that he wants to be a good father. He’s probably reading this article right now. (Don’t worry brother, you’ll be alright.)

#7 iCare

Yes! He cares. Beneath the deep voice and testosterone and macho “taking charge”, there is a soft heart that feels the frailty of a sick person  and understands the fragile nature of a normal woman or child.