by Drew Soleyn | Jan 2, 2020 | Dads, Father Involvement, Fatherhood Matters, Healthy Relationships, Involved Fathers, Moms, New Dads, parenting, Separated Dads, Single Dads, Step Dads, Training, Young Dads |
Photo by Pixabay on Pexels.com I say full because since we’ve had kids (twin 6 years old’s and a 4 year old) time has seemed to pass exponentially quicker. There never seems to be enough time, and too many items on our list of “to do’s”. So slowing down,...
by Dad Central | Dec 18, 2019 | Dads, Father Involvement, Health, Healthy Relationships, Involved Fathers, Mental health, Moms, New Dads, parenting, Resources, Separated Dads, Things To Do, tips, Training, Young Dads |
by John Hoffman Not that I want to be a Grinch during the season of good cheer but… Here’s one of the less pleasant realities of being a parent of little kids. Sometimes the days that you really, really want to go well are the ones that really, really, really don’t go...
by Dad Central | Mar 5, 2019 | Father Involvement, Healthy Relationships, Moms |
by John Hoffman In my second last post for Dad Central I want to go back one of the most important factors in fathering, which is mothers. Not the father’s own mother, but the mother of his children. One of the first articles I wrote about fathering, almost 30 years...
by Dad Central | Feb 14, 2019 | Dads, Father Involvement, Healthy Relationships, Moms |
by Brian Russell Maybe I just made up a new proverb: it’s the invisible load that is often the heaviest to bear. It is the things we are not aware of that weigh us down the most because we feel their weight, but don’t realize what is causing it. This is...
by Dad Central | Dec 7, 2018 | Father Involvement, Moms, New Dads |
by John Hoffman As I continue to wind down to the end of my blogging days for Dad Central Ontario, I revisit another one of the constant themes of my writing for fathers over the years. That’s the importance of dads sharing, tuning into, and supporting their partner’s...
by Dad Central | May 15, 2017 | Father Involvement, Healthy Relationships, Moms |
by John Hoffman The other day I read an article about women’s invisible workload, written by Lisa Wade, professor of sociology at Occidental College. The idea that mothers have a hidden workload – a psychological and emotional burden – that men don’t always see is not...
