I guess that traditionally mothers have been more involved with raising infants than fathers. I am fortunate to be able to provide AND have the freedom to parti

I guess that traditionally mothers have been more involved with raising infants than fathers. I am fortunate to be able to provide AND have the freedom to participate fully in raising our child. My very limited exposure to (online) communities centered around rearing children has give me a negative bias... [reinforcing gender biases, excessive spiritualism, etc] On the other hand - I devour every article I can find on child rearing, child psychology, etc. It helps that my sister has a phd in psychology. It is my job to be the best parent I can be - and to do that, I need information. Luckily, my wife has already had two children, which makes my life so much easier. I have no idea what is happening on Facebook... Honestly, I would value a resource similar to HN focused on raising children. Serious and valid information and in depth discussion is extremely hard to find. At least, I find it difficult to find the information I value online.