There has been so much effort over the last few years in trying to curb men’s behavior when it comes to violence in the home. There will be much more work done in this area and anyone that thinks that using violence is ok should think again. I have always wondered want benefits are there […]
When you just cant be there!
20/05/2017 By 4 Comments
If you’re separated or divorced and don’t have a good access arrangement, this might help you stay better connected. Missing your child and feeling like they’re missing out on you is a heavy weight to carry. Kids are resilient and I found that if they are loved and cared for at both houses then they […]
The secret for an argument free zone
13/03/2017 By 1 Comment
I always wondered when the debating of simple tasks and requests would start or unnecessary attitude, i can tell you its around 10-12 then buckle up at 13+. Prior to that, they are beautiful pliable sweethearts that allow you to guide them, take them and pick them up from anywhere and they follow instruction without question (their […]
The importance of encouraging good oral hygiene at both homes
23/01/2017 By Leave a Comment
When kids have two homes their regular routines can often go out the window; one parent may well be more likely to allow more TV time than the other, for example, or prefer eating out to cooking at home. However one routine that it’s important doesn’t get lost during the change-over process is teeth cleaning […]
A must watch: Simon Sinek – Millennials in the work place
13/01/2017 By Leave a Comment
We live in a world that is consumed by technology and social media. Relationships suffer, work and our ability to cope with everyday stresses are tough for our children. Children born post 1982 have been brought up in a new and potentially damaging era, a time never seen by their parents. Mr Simon Sinek talks about how we […]
Managing depression whilst studying
03/01/2017 By Leave a Comment
Depression gets a bad rap for a lot of things, which to be fair is pretty reasonable because living with depression is pretty shit. Especially when it comes to exam time, and everyone seems to be bragging about how much study they’ve done, and you can’t even get the energy to make a study plan. […]
Becoming a new parent or DAD again
01/12/2016 By Leave a Comment
Being a parent for the first time is exciting but it comes with responsibilities and part of that responsibility is making sure your child grows up in a safe yet still stimulating environment so they can develop to their maximum potential. One of the best ways to ensure safety is to take time every few […]
Since when are Dads not apart of a safety network?
23/06/2016 By Leave a Comment
Thanks to one of our active Dads that came across this poster and instantly felt uncomfortable with the underlying message being told to children. It was sent home with the kids from their school in Melbourne. The children were being taught “body safety” (great initiative) that if they feel uncomfortable, frightened, scared or nervous about […]
Why we should say “No”
11/03/2016 By 1 Comment
If you’re not proud of it, don’t serve it. If you can’t do a good job, don’t take it on. If it’s going to distract you from the work that truly matters, pass. If you don’t know why they want you to do this, ask. If you need to hide it from anyone, reconsider. If […]
Are we spoiling our kids’ with too much sugar?
02/03/2016 By Leave a Comment
We love to spoil our kids, and often sugar is used as a reward when they’re behaving well. Sugar is used in many foods to make them taste better. It’s contained in everything from the obvious, such as soft drinks, biscuits, lollies, and cakes, to the less obvious, such as bread, condiments, crackers, and even […]
A game every child should learn
24/02/2016 By Leave a Comment
Mirror mirror on the wall It doesn’t matter if I am short or tall If I have skinny legs or my hips are wide It only matters who I am inside Blue eyes, brown eyes, black or green What makes me most beautiful cannot be seen When you look at me, don’t judge me by […]
Parents forcefully blocked from seeing kids could be abuse
10/11/2015 By 6 Comments
STOPPING parents from seeing their children could fall under the definition of child abuse if George Christensen gets his way. The Federal Member for Dawson said he would lobby with Victorian independent Senator John Madigan to have the definition of child abuse widened to include parental alienation. Mr Christensen said the current system for family […]
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