Categories: Family and Children
Dad’s Handbook Practical Parenting Tips for Fathers
Embracing Your Role as a Father
Fatherhood is a journey filled with joy, challenges, and endless learning opportunities. As a dad, it’s essential to embrace your role with confidence and dedication. Recognize the significance of your presence in your child’s life and the positive impact you can make by actively participating in their upbringing. Embrace the responsibility of fatherhood with open arms and a willingness to grow and evolve alongside your child.
Prioritizing Quality Time
In today’s fast-paced world, it’s easy for time to slip away without realizing it. As a father, prioritize quality time spent with your child. Engage
There are actually many roots and causes why your child becomes problematic. You may wonder why your child is different from other normal children. You may be worried on what are the actual signs that you can tell your child is problematic. A problematic child may display some other factors that may cause problems, but this article will focus on the behavior problems of your child.
It is no secret that divorces are ugly, especially when there are minor children involved. As a parent, your responsibility towards your child does not end simply because you did not get along with your partner. According to Australian family law, your responsibility as a parent continues till your children are of legal age, unless the court has ordered otherwise due to certain circumstances.
I love that we celebrate fathers passed and present. I lost my dad more than 20 years ago yet I think of him and cherish with gratitude the life lessons he taught me. Some lessons I learned long after he passed. Why? Because I wasn’t wise enough in my younger years to get the lesson. Reflection is good. Think about your dad, what he represents, what he stands for, what he taught you by his actions, his words and how he showed up each day in your home.
It seems we human beings are more motivated to move away from pain than we are motivated to move towards pleasure. How often do you experience the kind of happiness that you seek. What level of happiness is it? What does that feel like? Can you describe this type of happiness in detail? When you do feel this happy, where are you, and who are you with when you feel this way?
Now, listen up dads, this article is for you as much as for mums. You see, Mums will need you to step in for her to indulge in these guilty pleasures. I’m here for the mums, so if you’re a harassed dad, I apologise but know that we mums do sympathise with you.