Staying Calm at Bedtime: A Dad Needs Tips

Bedtime is a common challenge for dads. How can we keep it peaceful and positive, and avoid making it crazy and confrontational?

Ways to Fight Fathering Commitment Erosion

You’re a devoted dad, but there’s a problem: your commitment level erodes over time. Here are three suggestions to help you fight it.

Dr. Ken Canfield revisits some dreams and visions about the state of fatherhood, and challenges each dad to make a difference where he can.

Fatherhood is hard for many of us, but it’s very much worth the struggle. Growing as a dad is a lifelong process.

As dads, our present and future are critically linked to our past. Use these questions to gain perspective on your fathering.

All dads feel hopeless sometimes, and a great way to become a positive, confident father might seem simple, but it definitely isn’t easy.

As I “mature” as a dad and granddad, I’m more and more aware that my time is limited, and I want to do all I can to leave a strong legacy.

Jeff Zaugg: Sometimes our dreams and expectations fall flat, and we can all learn from the dad in the Christmas story.

Having children and trying to raise them to be responsible people should make us look more closely at ourselves.

Waiting on our kids isn’t fun. But being there shows them over and over that they are worth our time, effort, patience, and perseverance.

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