Ola and Klara.
We love to fika. There's no point gardening if you can't break for coffee and a snack – Klara and I both think so!
Srdan, Maja and Viggo.
Before I had kids, I worked so much. But after I restructured things at work so I would have more time at home, I discovered that my workplace had also become more efficient.
Johan, Bella and Viggo.
Life is more stressful since I became a dad. And I also have to concentrate on living in the moment, my kids demand nothing less. That gives me a sense of balance.
Johan, Bella and Viggo.
As a father, my life wasn't just about me anymore, which meant I automatically became more careful about my health.
Patrik, Elias and Salma.
As kids develop their own opinions, they also become more independent. That's when you can sit back and enjoy yourself as a dad.
Anders and Tim.
I used to worry about my age, but maybe that's normal before you get kids? Like a masculine biological clock.
Anders (with friends).
Society makes it easy for me to participate as a father, and actually, people in Sweden expect men to participate actively in their families.
Anders, Axel and Charlie.
A friend and I realized just recently that
whenever we're at a party, we mix dirty jokes with cute stories about our kids. And yeah,
my friend also had a newborn at home.
Jonas, Valdemar, Leo and Ruben.
You have to let go, and that's a good thing. Instead you learn from life, and gain experience.
Mirko, Linus and Maja. Together with Mikael, Ella and Elias.
My mother and I are alike in every way. She's the one who took me and my brother to soccer practice and matches. Now I do the same for my kids. (Mirko)
Erik, Maja and Nora.
Now I realize how much I was longing for a completely normal life, with all its routines.
Mats, Majken and Hannes.
With our next child, I won't be on paternity leave for seven straight months. But it helps being self-employed and working at home like I do now, because I'm always around.