Becoming a father in the context of immigration pose numerous challenges. The breastfeeding experience impacts on fathers’ experiences, especially in a context where the cultural practices from their country of origin differ from the practices of the new culture of the host country. The goal of this study was to a examine immigrant fathers from Maghreb’s beliefs in regards to breastfeeding. Using semi-structured interviews, data were collected from a sample of 12 fathers who had emigrated from Maghreb within the past 10 years. Participants’ beliefs regarding the breastfeeding experience were analysed. Findings include recommendations for clinical practices, research and family health educators working with immigrant families.