Only 5% of primary stay-at-home parents are men, according to U.S. Census data. In other words, they're prepared for the disruption their lives will inevitably experience from having children. As two mothers and co-authors of "The Power Code," we've spent years studying how to prevent parental burnout and what it means to be a good parent. Before we even start with men, we need to start with boys. One morning, he took his daughter to the local park to meet some kids and parents from her school.

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Persons: Isabelle Roskam, they're, we've, — Locations: U.S