3 Questions Children (and Adults) Should Ask Before Acting
Using these three questions creates an opportunity for growth that is essential, and can be helpful in most everyday situations.
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Fatherhood Transforms so Embrace, Manage the New Routine
Remember spontaneously going out with friends on a Friday night? Me neither. Because we are now deep in the parenting routine.
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‘No Dad Alone’ Seeks Better Support, More Community for Fathers
The yearlong "No Dad Alone" campaign of 3 leading fatherhood organizations aims to combat loneliness and support issues facing fathers.
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‘Second Parents’ Deserve Praise for Giving Hospitality, Care, Love
Second parents can be coaches, teachers or neighbors. They deserve a day of their own for the impact they have on our…
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Best Friendships Span Great Distances, Expenses, Cold
The best friendships, for children and their parents, are worth traveling half a world away for. The air miles are a nice…
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Finding Friends Difficult, Awkward for New At-Home Fathers
If you thought it was hard to ask a girl for her number when you were 21, try asking another grown man…
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Broken Friendships for Gay Couple that Became Gay Parents
When couples have kids, they lose old friends. Gay and lesbian parents may feel the effect of broken friendships even more acutely.
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Dad Conference Made This At-Home Father Better Man
As an at-home father, I was on an island. Then I found the National At-Home Dad Network and its annual fatherhood conference.
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Sideline Parents: Have Backs of Each Other, Every Child
Making friends with your fellow sideline parents doesn't matter until it does – when on-field tragedy strikes a youth soccer player.
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Do Our Kids Like Us? What They Don’t Realize Now
To our kids, our personalities when we are out of parent mode are mysterious. So would they like us if we weren't…
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