Category: Fathers and Society
How Dads Can Help All Boys Excel in the Classroom
A recent study shows how gender bias toward reading is discouraging boys’ early academic development. Learn how dads can help.
Oklahoma Group Seeks Dads’ Stories, Offers Support
Oklahoma group Furnishing Fathers acts as a bridge between dads and the resources they need to stay involved in their children’s lives.
Should Single Dads Send Flowers to Their Exes on Valentine’s Day?
Some men firmly believe in sending flowers to their exes on Valentine’s Day. Unless you’ve been told to avoid your ex, there are many ways to reach out.
Dads Could Pay Support for Unborn Children Thanks to New Bill
Republican lawmakers across the country want to use prenatal DNA testing to assign child support before a child is born. Here’s how to fight the Unborn Child Support Act.
Losing Touch With Your Kids Can Make Them Sick
A new study out of Norway shows an increase in children’s physical and mental health problems as communication with their dads deteriorates. Learn how to put this study to use in increasing your parenting time with your children.
How to Celebrate the Life and Work of Martin Luther King Jr. With Your Children
Sometimes dads struggle to feel relevant in their children’s lives when they’re not there all the time, but there are plenty of ways you can influence their futures for the good. Even at a distance. Take advantage of the opportunities holidays like Martin Luther King, Jr. Day give parents to make an impact.
Is Technology Making You an Anxious Parent? Signs of Postpartum Depression and PPMD in Fathers
More is expected of dads today than ever before, and many of them aren’t prepared for the pressure. Throw in an ailing marriage, and you have a recipe for disaster. If you’re feeling overwhelmed by safety and health concerns for your child, double-check your other emotions. You might be struggling with an undiagnosed condition treatment that will help.
Celebrate National Download Day With These Dad-Friendly Apps
Co-parenting is tough enough without having to go at it alone. Do your best with the youngest generation with help from next-gen resources.
Are Your Gifts Good Enough? The Non-custodial Parents’ Guide to Managing Expectations
We’ve run into several dads over the last few days who were worried over whether the gifts they gave their kids were good enough to preserve their relationships for another year. Some of them already know they’re not getting a thank you.
Are Moms More Likely to Promote Toxic Masculinity in Boys? Study on Gender Bias Uncovers Surprising Trend
A new study from the University of Guelph has turned stereotypes on their heads, but researchers shared a few cautions. It gauged parental comfort as children of different genders expressed their negative emotions. Exposing the Bias in Exposing Bias Researchers who conducted the study emphasized their findings focused more on…