What Makes Your Child Laugh?

Many dads just naturally bring out the funny, playful side in their kids. Keep celebrating those relationships with lots of laughter.

Dad: Harness the Power of Sibling Competition

Jay Payleitner: Dad, you can use competition between your kids to help shape and motivate them. (And to get things done.)

Should we let our kids when we’re competing against them? It can be difficult for a dad. And it might require an attitude adjustment.

by Jay Payleitner: The benefits are many. Mom gets a break. Dad gets a clear assignment and a daily chance to spend one-on-one time.

Dad, be prepared for those “I’m bored” comments from your kids. You can help them come up with fun, stimulating activities.

These years don’t have to be terrible. You can help minimize difficulties with a commitment to consistency in what you say and what you do.

Fatherhood is a marathon, and there is great value in stepping back and looking at being a dad from a bigger-picture perspective.

by Jay Payleitner: When a child learns one of these household maneuvers, they feel like they’ve been invited into the inner circle.

Angry fathering really does affect our children. Here’s a wake-up call and some steps to help us be calm dads.

Your children will mature and be shaped in incredible ways over the coming months, and your involvement can help set them up for success.

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