If you ask most little kids what they want to be when they grow up, you may be able to guess their answer. They want to be ballerinas, sports stars, and superheroes. Older kids will seemingly cast off those childhood dreams and, when asked by an adult, they’ll...
Do you ever wonder whether technology is hampering your children socially—or in other ways? Today’s kids spend so much time with phones and tablets, computer screens and video games that many of them aren’t learning how to hold a normal conversation or relate to...
by Dr. Ken Canfield “Happy Father’s Day” from all of us fathers.com. No, I haven’t changed the calendar or lost my mind. I know this isn’t the middle of June. At fathers.com, we’re about inspiring and equipping men to be the best dads they can be. And that means that...
A Balanced Perspective on Fatherhood by Brock Griffin As you know, fatherhood is a joy! … and sometimes, not so much. The longer I am a dad, the more I’m humbled about the role. I talk to more and more men who are having difficulties with their kids, and they...
How to Use Your Speech to Build Up Your Children by Randell D. Turner, Ph.D. From our earliest days on the playground, we’ve heard this familiar quote: “Sticks and stones may break your bones, but names can never hurt you.” Although those may have been useful words...
[tweet_dis]Grandfathers can be a wonderful resource for another positive male role model in our children’s lives.[/tweet_dis] Check out NCF’s top 5 ways to tap into the grandfathering resource by downloading Tools for the Journey: 5 Ways to Tap into the...
