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Shannon Carpenter and family (left), and Andrew Ebright and child (right)
Shannon Carpenter and his family, left. Andrew Ebright, right.

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A Navy dad was able to get 12 weeks of paternity leave through a new policy. It showed him just how much work goes into childcare, and meant his wife felt supported 'mentally and physically.'

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Kaitlyn DeOliveira, Jordan Heathcoat
Kaitlyn DeOliveira (left) and her husband Jordan Heathcoat benefitted from the US Navy's new paternity leave policy.

Kaitlyn DeOliveira, Jordan Heathcoat

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