A Message from Dr. Ken Canfield on Giving Tuesday
You have an opportunity to ‘give back’ and invest in something that will make a difference for fathers & families.
Put Thanksgiving into Action
During the holidays, can’t most of us find ways to help others while reminding our children how fortunate they are?
Legacy & the Test of Time: How do you want to be remembered?
No matter how old your children are, you can’t start asking these questions too soon or revisiting them too often.
Teens: An Example of Fatherly Self-Control
By controlling ourselves, we can foster a closer relationship when it seems like our teens want to pull away.
Be Joyfully, Expectantly Inconvenienced
By Peter Lewis: Hope for, wait for, eagerly anticipate, even relish the joyful intrusion of your children into your life.
Growing into the Role: New Dads and Brain Research
We can be the fathers our children need, and at just the right time. That should give us confidence and a sense of purpose as dads.
Crush Your Son in Driveway Basketball
by Jay Payleitner – In just a few years, he will beat you. And that victory will be ever-so-sweet because it was earned.
Making Amends: How One Dad Did It Right
Dr. Michelle Watson Canfield answers dads who ask, “How do I make things right with my daughter? Because things between us aren’t so good.”
Bedtime Joys & Opportunities for Dads
Bedtime can be one of the best, most pure moments of fathering, or it can be a tense, emotional struggle. Whenever possible, dads, be there.
Imperfect Dads Doing Our Best
We all make mistakes. There are ways we need to improve. But we’re still heroes in our kids’ eyes.
Kids Say THIS Is the Best Way to Be a Better Dad
As is often the case, the most profound truths are pretty simple. Reading essays from kids about their dads, we noticed a common theme …
Recognize the Importance of Being Present
How to Be a Better Dad by David Hirsch: Kids want our time and attention and involvement, and we need to be intentional in these 4 areas.