How Dads Can Be More Present for the Holidays

Looking back on past holidays, I’ve often felt like a spectator, swept away by the chaos of gift shopping and meal preparation for get-togethers. However, I’ve seen the light and this year, things will change. Dads with young families need to fully emb …

Bullying, Lying, School

Talking to Your Kids About Bullying – Part 2

Discovering your kid is bullying others is a tough pill to swallow. However, it’s essential for parents to address these issues directly to positively impact their child’s character and future relationships. Here’s how to recognize the signs and steer …

Bullying, Lying, School

Talking to Your Kids About Bullying – Part 1

Bullying can significantly impact your child’s development and academic performance. Parents have a responsibility to monitor their well-being and help them navigate these challenges. Now more than ever, it’s essential to identify signs of bullying and potential mental health impacts, encouraging open conversations. Recognizing the Signs of Bullying It’s hard to know exactly what’s happening […]

Child Safety, Technology

The Issues with Advertising to Children (and What Parents Can Do)

In today’s age, many digital things make life easier. Sometimes, though, they make life more complicated. Take advertising aimed at our kids. I’ve often noticed digital apps slipping ads into games or using avatars resembling celebrities to promote brands. You and I might ignore these, but can we say the same for our kids? The […]

How to Research Corporate Culture During a Job Search

How to Research Corporate Culture During a Job Search Looking for a job is tough! Although you desperately want one, there are many things to consider, especially if you’re juggling single parenthood and your professional life. My top suggestion is to research a company’s corporate culture stringently before applying for a position. In my experience, […]

Starting the Conversation About a Sick or Injured Loved One

You never think of having these conversations unless you have to. One day, life moves along as usual, and the next, someone you love gets sick or hurt, and suddenly, everything feels different. You notice the way your child picks up on the tension, watching your face more closely, asking questions in that small, careful […]

Child Safety, Food

Making Sure What You’re Feeding Your Kids Is Safe

Keeping your child fed is about more than just filling their plate or reheating something in the microwave. What and how you feed them ensures they’re healthy and safe. Food safety includes[…]

Prioritizing Your Mental Health as a Parent

Self-care isn’t selfish—it helps you recharge, handle parenting challenges, and build stronger family bonds. Prioritize yourself, too.

Encouraging Good Grades Without Pressuring Your Kids

In our formative years, it wasn’t out of the ordinary for parents to punish poor grades and withhold privileges if academic achievements fell[…]

10 Ways for Dads to Thrive in 2025

As the new year begins, dads everywhere have an opportunity to reflect on how they can improve their parenting, relationships, and […]

You Shouldn’t Opt Out of Fatherhood

Becoming a dad can feel like you’re about to dive into the deep end. It’s normal to feel hesitant and to wonder if you’re ready or if you’ll be good enough. Embracing fatherhood might feel daunting, but it’s also a chance to grow, build memories and sh …

3 Tips For Helping Your Child Through Grief

Grief is a difficult emotion for anyone to navigate. When our children experience grief, we may feel unsure about how to offer the right…