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We tested 10 travel strollers for our best travel strollers of 2026 roundup. The Colugo Compact+ is our pick for best budget option for families with babies 4 months and up.

The Colugo Compact+ weighs 16.18 lbs, fits in airplane overhe...


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Are WiFi Baby Monitors Safe? Our EMF Testing Results

If you’ve ever Googled “WiFi baby monitor radiation,” you know it’s a minefield of fear-mongering, marketing spin, and confusing science. Instead of guessing, we tested some of the most popular monitors ourselves, using a professional EMF meter and a repeatable setup. Our goal? A definitive answer to a q...


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Well, Cyber Monday is upon us. And it’s 2025. So, Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals often run together, and thre’s no need to leave your house to grab deals for baby monitors, baby gear, strollers, and more..

Here at Fathercraft, we’ve rounded up a curated list of our favorite Black Friday & Cyber Monday deals for expecting parents and new parents, and parents...


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Before we, the guys here at Fathercraft, actually became fathers, we asked ourselves a lot of (anxiety-induced) questions. Am I too young to be a dad? Too old? Am I responsible enough to be someone’s father? Am I stable enough? Financially and otherwise? Is my partner ready? In the end, all these questions can be summarized by The Big One: Am I ready to be a dad? ...


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The #1 thing people conveniently forget to tell you about parenting? Kids are hard to feed.

They’re picky. They’re messy. And despite all the pickiness and messiness, they’re bottomless pits from the time they’re born until, well… I think forever (my own mother paid for my dinner just last week… thanks, mom). And if your high chair is ...


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