Transition into parenthood does not only affect pregnant women but also expectant fathers. Men whose partners are pregnant find it challenging to adapt to their new status of being fathers. Parenthood comes with a lot of joys and challenges like sleep deprivation, changes in sex life, and poor relationship between the couples as most mothers shift focus to their babies. Therefore, only few couples successfully transit to parenthood as most first-time parents are not psychologically and emotionally prepared for such a transition. For most expectant men, there are a lot of questions on their minds which they do try to get answers. This essay provides in-depth discussion on the most common questions asked by expectant fathers including the anticipated changes after the baby arrives; the effect of a new baby on marriage; how to support their partners before and after the transition to parenthood; how additional births might affect the family system; the changes in roles, schedules, and finances that the expectant father might experience; and what expectant fathers find most difficult about the transition to parenthood. The changes that the father can anticipate after the baby arrives The arrival of the baby in the family is accompanied with unavoidable changes that might affect the couples’ marriage life. Some of the changes that expectant fathers should expect include increased financial responsibility. This is because the newborn needs things like diapers, doctor visits and