16 Things to NEVER Say to Your Kids

by fathers.com | Jun 1, 2015 | School-Aged Kids, Discipline, Preschoolers, Teens, Tools for the Journey

Have you ever said one of these to your kids? Dads, our words have power to tear down or build up. We can learn better ways to get the message across.

3 Tips for Dads of “Haughty” Teens

by fathers.com | May 7, 2015 | Teens, Discipline

It isn’t that teens have lost their minds, or gone berserk. They’re really just figuring out what life is all about, testing what they’ve learned from Dad and Mom.

Shape Honesty: 1 Way to Train your Child in Integrity

by fathers.com | Apr 8, 2015 | School-Aged Kids, Discipline, Involvement, Preschoolers, Teens

When I learned that my son had lied to me, I thought about confronting him, but I was afraid that approach might not help him learn from the situation. So, here are the principles I tried:

The Secret to Showing Children Respect

by fathers.com | Mar 26, 2015 | Discipline, Featured Resource Center Page, Preschoolers, School-Aged Kids, Teens

Our love and respect for our kids shouldn’t be based on a sense of our rights, or even what we think a child deserves. Our respect for them has to be selfless, active, and not dependent upon our mood or their behavior.

6 Tips to Connect With Your Teen Daughter

by fathers.com | Jan 27, 2015 | Featured Resource Center Page, Daughters, Discipline, Nurturance, Teens, Tools for the Journey

Download Tools for the Journey: 6 Tips to Connect With Your Teen Daughter from NCF now to get 6 great tips on how to keep the line of communication open between the two of you!

Don’t Be a Disney Dad

by fathers.com | Jul 31, 2014 | Featured Resource Center Page, Discipline, Divorced Dad, Non-custodial Dad

by Scott Moore What is a Disney Dad? A "Disney Parent" actually has a legal definition: "a noncustodial parent who indulges his or her child with gifts and good times during visitation and leaves most or all disciplinary responsibilities to the other parent." It's...