Dadicated Joe
Dadicated Joe
Podcast Description
There’s no manual for becoming a dad—but there should be. Dadicated Joe is a new dad’s guide to navigating the wild ride of early fatherhood. From the moment you hear “we’re pregnant” through those sleepless, life-altering early months, host Joe Carr (dad, husband, and co-founder of Serenity Kids) brings real talk, helpful tips, and shared experiences to the mic. This journey can be overwhelming—you shouldn’t have to do it alone.
New episodes every Tuesday.
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The podcast centers on topics such as early fatherhood challenges, postpartum experiences for dads, building emotional support systems, and fatherhood's transformative power. Episodes highlight personal stories and practical advice, like navigating postpartum depression in fathers and the importance of presence and leadership in parenting.
There’s no manual for becoming a dad—but there should be. Dadicated Joe is a new dad’s guide to navigating the wild ride of early fatherhood. From the moment you hear “we’re pregnant” through those sleepless, life-altering early months, host Joe Carr (dad, husband, and co-founder of Serenity Kids) brings real talk, helpful tips, and shared experiences to the mic. This journey can be overwhelming—you shouldn’t have to do it alone.
New episodes every Tuesday.
This is a subject my wife and I became accidental experts on when we went looking for foods for our baby and didn’t like what we found. We (meaning my wife) did enormous research on infant nutrition, which became the foundation for our baby food company Serenity Kids.
Starting solids is an exciting time that dads can help with a ton! Doing the research, purchasing ingredients, mashing up soft foods, or making purees are all ways dads can literally put food on the table! In addition to being essential nutrients for our child’s rapid growth and development, first foods can play a critical role in shaping our child’s future health and eating habits. In this episode, I break down exactly how to approach those first steps with confidence by understanding readiness cues, infant nutritional needs, and how to choose the best ingredients.
I explain the importance of waiting till 6 months, and how to choose foods that support real growth, such as protein-rich animal products, iron-dense liver, bone broth, healthy fats, and vegetables. We talk about what to skip in the first year and why avoiding sugary purées, processed snacks, and early grains protects your baby’s palate and development. I also share how the flavor window can set your child up for a lifetime of loving real food. I hope that you walk away feeling capable, informed, and ready to take an active role in feeding from day one.
👇 In this episode, we explore
How dads can confidently lead the feeding journey
What signs truly show a baby is ready for solids
Risks of starting solids too early
What first foods build strong growth and brain development
Why animal products are so important
Which foods to avoid in the first year and why
How the flavor window shapes long term eating habits
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Joe Carr is a dad to Della, husband to Serenity, co-founder of Serenity Kids baby food, and the voice behind Dadicated Joe.
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This episode was sponsored by our favorite cereal Love Bird! Get 15% off Lovebird cereal with code DADICATED15: https://lovebirdfoods.com/?ref=sujibyed
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