At-home dads joining forces and shattering stigmas
As their ranks continue to grow, stay-at-home fathers are finding support in each other while fighting to dispel stereotypes
Stephen Smith is a managing editor for CBSNews.com based in New York. He assigns, edits and writes breaking news as well as a wide variety of stories covering everything from cold cases and scientific studies to archaeological digs and shipwreck discoveries. A Washington, D.C. native who was previously an editorial producer for the Washington Post, he has also held jobs in Los Angeles, Boston and Tokyo.
As their ranks continue to grow, stay-at-home fathers are finding support in each other while fighting to dispel stereotypes
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