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Advice for Dads | The secret to calm parenting is understanding WHY you get upset and the simple difference between a reactice or angry Dad and a calm one. This new perspective will teach you how to be a calm dad and bond with your girls and boys👩‍👧‍👦

I didn’t say a word, but I was stewing internally when my daughter’s little hand reached over the counter and dropped her cup in the sink. How many times do I have to tell these kids to rinse their breakfast dishes and put them in the dishwasher? It’s times like these when I’m tempted to let my […]

Father, dad, pops, old man, papa. There are a lot of different names for dads out there. But when it comes to father vs dad, is there a difference? Do ... Read more

This is how to be a good father who gets RESPECT. That one thing awesome dads mastered and will help you understand or be, a great father.

9+ Ways to Be a Better Dad According to Science - Dad Fixes Everything

Growing with up without a father figure can leave you with an absent father wound that stays with you through adulthood. In fact, not having a dad present as a kid actually affects how your brain thinks. One expert explains.

Learn the new dad skills you need to know to be a successful new parent. Hold your baby, change their diaper, cope with their crying, and more.

With Father's Day right around the corner, words of wisdom from my dad. The best advice I've ever gotten!

Great advice for new dads from a first time father, with everything you need to know to make it through those sleepless first days!

Preparing for fatherhood? I have two baby girls. Here's the 10 tips I wish I'd known when I was preparing to be a dad. 1. Practice with real babies.

Parenting isn't easy. But neither is being a child. If we're not careful, our children can grow discouraged or lose heart in the process of growing toward adulthood. Read more for 4 habits fathers should avoid when guiding and correcting their children.

Are you looking for ways for Dad to bond with baby? I'm blessed to have an amazing dad who was always there for me - and who I know WILL always be there for me.

Dad Advice From Bo on Instagram: "Please don’t skip this one. It may be the most important thing you hear today. As parents of a sick adult child, we know firsthand what it feels like for something to happen - whether it’s a natural disaster or a world event or a family event - and you feel like you want everybody else’s world to stop too. When life starts to weigh more than you can carry, I want you to come back to this video and remember that there is a Dad on a farm in Washington that…

One day when I was pregnant Bryce asked me what he could do to make me less stressed. I told him he could write a guest post for me so that I wouldn't have to be stressed out about blogging when the baby came. He openly scoffed. 'What would I blog about?' I gave him some ideas, one of them being 'talk about something you wished you knew before becoming a dad.' He totally blew me off. From time to time I would tease him and say, 'when is my blog post coming?' to which he would respond…

Things change when the baby comes along - there's no denying it - and fathers need to change right along with their growing family. Here are some funny, tongue-in-cheek (but oh-so-true) tips and advice for new dads on how to best support the mother of your kids in The New Dad's Guide To Surviving Your Wife, via Scary Mommy! parenting humor | motherhood | fatherhood | relationships | family life

Advice for stay at home dads and work from home dads. A few myths and facts about fulltime dads. The struggles, realizations, and tips for being a successful stay at home dad. And how to ease the transition from working in the corporate world to becoming a fulltime parent. #stayhomedad #fatherhood #advice #parenthood #fulltimedad

Technically speaking, “father” and “dad” mean the same thing. But in the real, modern world, there can be a huge difference between these two words. In this pist we take a closer look at the two words and implied meaning.

Things your father should have taught you...

Dear Moms... this one is for Dad. Share this with him and let him know that you get it. Dear Dads... be the best dad that you can be. You will make