Disciplining kids when they already feel bad for their actions is tricky. Here are two tips for teaching kids to be responsible when they’ve messed up.
Discipline Articles
3 Tips for Sibling Rivalry
It’s never fun dealing with kids who get on each other’s nerves. They annoy, taunt, poke and punch. They tease each...
4 Qualities of CALM Fathers
Every child needs a dad who’s approachable and accepting, who listens to his children’s concerns and remains open to their ideas, who’s slow to anger and who seldom overreacts. A calm father makes his children feel comfortable and secure, and increases the opportunities to experience the real joys and rewards of fatherhood.
Parenting Challenges: How Do You Decide Which Approach is Best?
by Brock Griffin Here’s my best advice ... about parenting advice. All men start their parenting journey with a lot...
16 Things to NEVER Say to Your Kids
Our tone of voice and the way we phrase what we say can make all the difference. Instead of saying "You're setting a...
3 Tips for Dads of “Haughty” Teens
Do you have a teenager who has all the answers? A lot of dads know what that's like. The well-known proverb says:...
Shape Honesty: 1 Way to Train your Child in Integrity
by Keith Zafren Mark Twain wrote, “It is curious that physical courage should be so common in the world and moral...
The Secret to Showing Children Respect
When your kids push your buttons, dad, how do you respond? Our children are precious and often adorable—and sometimes...
Know When to Pick Your Battles, Dad
by Jay Payleitner Our kids were not fussy eaters. But one of them really, really didn’t like asparagus. Actually, none...
