5 Ways to Connect With Your Daughter
Dad, connecting with your daughter is one of the most important things you can do with her. Setting time aside for moments to connect can shape the way that she will expect to be treated when she is older. What example are you setting? For a full list of ways to...5 Ways to Tap into the "Grandfather Resource"
[tweet_dis]Grandfathers can be a wonderful resource for another positive male role model in our children’s lives.[/tweet_dis] Check out NCF’s top 5 ways to tap into the grandfathering resource by downloading Tools for the Journey: 5 Ways to Tap into the...3 Tips for Becoming a Good Listener to Your Son
We all want to be listened to. But truly listening isn’t always easy. Here are a few tips to help you become a good listener to your son. For more resources on understanding your son, read: Just understand your son. Just be DAD – 5 Things Your Son Wants to Tell...5 Things Every Kid Must Get from Dad
Every child needs a dad he or she can count on. Our children thrive when they have involved fathers. Discover 5 things every kid MUST get from dad. Download the free e-book: 5 Things Every Kid Must Get from Dad Dads, it’s so important to remind your children...5 Things to Teach Your Daughter
Dad, you’re an influential person in your daughter’s life. Make sure you teach her the most important things that she needs to know before she grows up. For the full list of 10 Things to Teach Your Daughter. We also asked a daughter to compile the top 7 Things Every...Facebook Feed
“Your kids need to hear again and again that the divorce had nothing to do with them; this was a problem between Mom and Dad, and it was not their fault in any way. Keep repeating that to them, even when you know they’re sick of hearing it.” Read more from Keith Zafren at fathers.com
Talking About the Divorce: 5 Things Kids Need to Hear - National Center for Fathering
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I’ve learned some things about being a great divorced dad, especially about communication. Here are my best pieces of advice for fellow divorced dads about talking with your kids after the divorce.Those three words, “I love you” -- spoken to our child with sincerity and backed up with actions -- can demonstrate support, encouragement, tenderness, and caring as much as anything else we do.
Dad, remember the great power you have to build your kids up or tear them down -- often through your words.
What would happen if you left your job tomorrow? Sure, it might be a big hassle for everyone, but in a few weeks or a month, they would bring in someone else to replace you. Now, what about at home? Read more @ fathers.com ...
Work or Family: Where Are You Indispensable, Dad? - National Center for Fathering
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It’s a classic work-family dilemma. We want to support our kids, but our jobs are important too. They help define who we are as men.