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Category: Dads
Hey dads! Did you think we’d forget about you? No way! Here you’ll find articles, videos and events on the challenges and joys of fatherhood, balancing work with family life, cool products and gear, mother-in-law issues, staying connected to your wife, how to get more sleep and more!
Staying Healthy and Mindful While Handling Virtual Schooling
Virtual schooling is relatively new for most parents, and it can be very stressful. However, parents can remain stress-free by following FOUNT.
Creative Ways to Teach Your Children to Be Inclusive
Kids don’t often mean to be cruel or hurtful, but sometimes they don’t understand the nuances of inclusivity. Teach your little one to be more kind, caring, and inclusive with these helpful tips!
Ask Dr. Gramma Karen: Grandmother Feels Excluded from Her Daughter’s Social Activities
Relationships with adult children can be tricky, and even more difficult when grandchildren are involved. Check out Dr. Gramma Karen’s thoughts on navigating these tough interactions while building a good relationship with your grandkids.
This Is How to Make a Kid’s Face Mask Fun
Masks are a necessity nowadays, but they don’t always appeal to children. Here are some ways personalizing masks can make every child want to wear them to school!
These Are 7 Great Activities to Teach Kids Responsibility
Teaching your kids to take personal responsibility is a lifelong challenge. Some ages make it more challenging, but more than anything, starting late makes it hard.
Tips for Balancing Parenting and Working Full Time during COVID-19
Working from home and being a full-time parent is a tricky task. Thankfully, there are some tricks and tips that will make doing both more manageable.
This Is What It’s Like When a Child Prefers One Parent
I was not prepared for my child to choose my husband over me. It happened when my daughter was about one-and-a-half years old. Up to that time, I was clearly the parent of choice. She predictably preferred that I feed her, bathe her, change her diapers and put her to sleep. Of course, her father was […]