Fatherly is an online media company headquartered in New York City, New York, focusing on digital content and parenting resources for modern dads. The digital publication provides parenting advice, culture stories, and highlights family-friendly workplaces with exceptional paternity benefits. It operates out of an office on Broadway in Manhattan.
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