Male Fertility & Fatherhood | Christmas Countdown 🎄 Day 5

This episode means the absolute world to me and Shaun.

It's all about what happens after the fertility journey… the part no one prepares you for. The anxiety, the joy, the identity shift, the sleepless nights, and those moments where it hits you: "Oh wow… I'm someone's dad now."

We talk honestly about pregnancy fears, the two-week wait, the thoughts men never say out loud, and how becoming dads changed us in ways we never expected.

If you're already a dad, hoping to be one, or imagining that future someday… this one will hit home.

If you need reassurance that whatever you're feeling is normal, this is the episode to go back to.

And if you want extra support this month, the NeXYs community is running a 24-Day Movement Challenge to get us out of our heads and out of the house — all leading into January Accountability Month to help us reset and rebuild for 2026.

All the details are below.

💬 What to Expect in This Episode

•Personal stories about the journey from fertility challenges to becoming fathers

•The emotional complexities of pregnancy and early parenthood after infertility

•Reflections on managing anxiety and expectations during this time

•Insights into building a family after overcoming significant obstacles

•Ciaran and Shaun's tips on navigating fatherhood with honesty and resilience

•Encouragement for listeners on similar paths to find hope and strength

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•Contact us: themalefertilitypodcast@gmail.com

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