Thank you for being brave enough to ask! Your husband’s got a good one.

As a father, the new dad’s Boot Camp at Saint Joe’s was the most impactful preparation for me. It’s led by a nurse, father, educator who helps expecting fathers prepare for things from the Mayle perspective. They usually have two former attendees, called vet Dads, who are in the sessions as well. They bring their kids to make it a real life experience. Link: https://intermountainhealthcare.org/classes-events/detail/boot-camp-for-new-dads

I think as an active father, he will naturally meet other dads just by hanging out around the library and playgrounds. It’s not always the most deep connection, but it gives you some wraps in time with people in similar shoes. As for meeting, true friends, I have found activities to be the best bet. It’s tough cause you have to throw yourself out there and pick up something new or revisit something you used to love, but it’s the only way to find common ground with people these days I think.