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Most of us enter fatherhood with very little knowledge on how to raise a baby let alone bring up a good human being. We've held our nephews and nieces in our arms but feeding, cleaning, soothing, burping, changing nappies, nurturing is something that … [Continue reading]
Do you remember the first night after separation or divorce when your child stayed over with you? I was a little nervous, I just had to step up , plan and ensure it all worked. I very quickly got in the swing of things and it worked out well. … [Continue reading]
30 years ago it was common place in a heterosexual relationship for the female to do all the housework, cooking and parenting of the children. The male was responsible for earning money and mowing the lawns. Often the male also took on the role of … [Continue reading]
Let’s face it fellas, the last 18 months have been tough. Bloody tough. Who thought that the world would be where we are at right now just 18 months ago? Whilst lockdowns, self-isolation, quarantine have all become the vernacular, we have had to … [Continue reading]
So pleased we are back up and running after being classed a dangerous site by Google. Here's how it happened... 2 month ago I suddenly started receiving thousands of email bounce backs in my inbox. Investigating it, I found out through our hosting … [Continue reading]
I got onto this recipe when I stayed at the Golden Door retreat, every time I make it, the kids practically lick the bowl clean. It's really awesome! For the soup lovers that like it a little hot, drop a small dollop of chilli mixture in the center … [Continue reading]
Coercive control refers to a pattern of controlling behaviors that create an unequal power dynamic in a relationship. These behaviors give the perpetrator power over their partner, making it difficult for them to leave. Sometimes, coercive control … [Continue reading]
NO?...Your right! because know one has shown them how too and they would crash for sure. Its the same as your child handling new situations in life as they get older.If they are not told how best to handle and cope with situations, they'll … [Continue reading]
This is one of the most important things you can do for yourself and your children. No longer required or is it appropriate to discuss aspects of your life such as feelings, hopes, dreams, plans, finances or what you did today. Share this stuff with … [Continue reading]
Have you ever wondered if you have chosen the right partner? There are some telltale signs that can be quite subtle and will become more evident as time goes on. Im not a relationship expert, but from relationship breakdown experience I can … [Continue reading]
If you're like me, I'm always trying to impress the kids with some Dads Cooking. This might not sound like a biggy but the difference you get in taste between a toaster and a fry-plan is huge, when you cook your toasties in non-stick pan - you will … [Continue reading]
Dads Online Podcast
Looking after your teenagers mental health during lockdowns
The more we have lockdowns the more it can be affecting your teenagers mental health. There is suffering in enormous numbers and Dads you need to be concerned and do what you can to help your teenagers get through these challenging lockdowns. We … [Continue reading]