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A research was conducted in Belgium between 2002 and 2006 on ‘ stay-at-home’ fathers. The aim was to understand how these men manage the tension between dominant gender norms and their own behaviour. In this article, the author extends her observations by focusing initially on factors contributing to this approach to paternity based on the responses by ‘ stay-athome’ fathers and thereafter on the personal and inter-personal consequences of investment in this experience which is still widely considered out of norm.
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