Wisdom from dads in response to the question: How do you help your kids know that “It’s not your fault”?
Your Situation Articles
Engaging Illinois Fathers – and Dads of Special-Needs Kids
Longtime NCF friend and fathering advocate David Hirsch describes his inspiring work to combat father absence and encourage dads in challenging situations.
Stepdads: Be a Friend & Assistant
You married your spouse, not her kids. Your job is to help her, not take over her role or responsibilities with her children.
Divorced Dads: Respect a Child’s Love
Whether it was intentional or not, maybe you have tried to turn your child against his mother. And make no mistake, these kinds of comments move you dangerously close to placing yourself between your dear, sweet child and someone he loves more than anyone else, except you.
6 Thoughts for Dads of Special-Needs Children
Fathers who have special-needs children or kids with life-threatening diseases face daunting challenges. Not only are...
Kobe “Loved Being a Dad”: Fathers & Time
I join with many around the world this week in mourning the lives lost in the tragic helicopter crash in California—NBA great Kobe Bryant, his daughter Gianna, and seven others. Based on many accounts that have surfaced, Kobe was a devoted father.
3 Reasons to Honor Moms
Dads, you’re ready to honor your mother and your children’s mother this Sunday ... aren’t you? I hope Mother’s Day is...
Children Need to Be Adopted
by Ken Canfield, Ph.D. One evening after I had finished speaking to a gathering of men, a huge, burly man came up to...
Single Dads and Expectations
If you're a recently divorced dad, be prepared to see a side of your kids you've never seen before. Kids who have been...
