5 Tips: Social Distance Can Mean More Father Involvement
by Dr. Ken Canfield Dads, I trust you’re doing everything you can to protect yourself, your family and others around you during this time when most of us have totally different routines and there’s an overriding uncertainty about the future. I hear about many families...
A New School Year: 3 Tips for Dads
Your children just started school or are about to go back, and I hope that’s a big deal in your mind—whether they’re starting kindergarten or the last year of graduate school. They will mature and be shaped in incredible ways during coming months, and of course you...Are You Preparing Kids for College … or Life? 7 Questions.
Do you envision your child going to college someday—whether soon or years from now? The recent headlines about celebrities and their shady shenanigans to get their kids admitted to their colleges of choice brought to mind this article from a few years back written by...Bridging the Gap
You don’t have to wait for a new school year to try something new with the students in your life. [tweet_dis]Here are five ways to build on what your children are learning in school.[/tweet_dis]Teaching Kids About Money
Teaching your children about financial responsibility is one of the most important lifelong lessons you can give – and one that may not be effectively taught in school. Consider these suggestions to improve the financial savvy of your kids. [tweet_box]Teach your...Facebook Feed
“Focusing how you raise your kids on spiritual fruit and spiritual gifts will help you minimize failures and give the good memories a better place to stick.” See more from Brian Phipps in a new guest blog @ fathers.com ...
If I Could Go Back and “Father” 30-Year-Old Me - National Center for Fathering
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I would challenge that young man to focus the majority of his fathering efforts on teaching his kids two things ... and modeling one thing along the way.As a father, the goal isn’t perfection; it’s GROWTH—taking positive steps consistently.