Dad I'd Like To Friend Podcast

When Mom Becomes Dad (DILF RePlay Series)

When Mom Becomes Dad (DILF RePlay Series)

It’s no secret that the world treats men and women very differently… and the same goes for moms and dads; however, truly comprehending what it’s like for the opposite sex is no easy task.

In this DILF Replay, Kevin welcomes Nick North — a trans man with the rare experience of living life as both dad and mom.

After giving birth to four children, Nick decided that he was tired of living a lie and began his journey transitioning to Dad.His journey is not only fascinating, but also an eye-opening lesson in the realities of gender bias that most of us face on a daily basis. So much more than a trans story, this is Nick North’s tale of bravery — an eye-opening interview that proves that the formula for being an amazing parent is simply living your truth while continuing to show up each and every day… with love.

/ Episode Resources::

If you know someone who might be struggling with their gender identity – https://wethenorths.com/journal/signs-kid-struggling-with-gender-identity

/ DILF’s Empowerment episode – https://pod.fo/e/f4e64

/ THE POWER by Naomi Alderman – https://amzn.to/3IV99Ve

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*DILF is a proud founding partner of ALL PARENTS WELCOME: a nonprofit coalition of parents working to create more support and inclusivity within parenting culture > to learn more, visit https://AllParentsWelcome.org


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The DILF (Dad I’d Like To… Friend) Handbook
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