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Dad, Do You Have Some Growing Up to Do?
A young mother's line — "he's got some growing up to do" — is a fair description of some men today. Here's what maturity looks like for a husband and father.
What This Crying Toddler Knows That Our Culture Would Rather Forget
A viral video of a toddler watching her parents’ wedding reveals something profound: children draw security not only from being loved, but from seeing their parents love each other.
Come with Curiosity: How Dads Can Build Open Communication with Their Kids
One of the most valuable things a dad can build with his children is open communication — the kind where kids feel genuinely free to bring anything to him. Coming with curiosity to the conversation is essential to let your kids know you truly care.
Can I Actually Do This? Every Dad’s Question
Dad, your children don't need you to be perfect; they need you to pay attention — to them, to yourself, to the moments fatherhood keeps bringing your way.
The Daughter Difference: A Father’s Emotional Warmth Makes A Positive Impact
A recent meta-analysis of 65 international studies has found that a father’s involvement in the life of his young children significantly predicts their social-emotional development, with the strongest benefits felt by daughters specifically.
Dad, You’re at Halftime — Here’s How to Win the Second Half
The year's halfway point is every dad's halftime break—a chance to reflect, reset, and finish strong by leading his family with greater purpose, presence, and intentionality.
Gen Z Dads are Reclaiming the Provider Role and Enjoying Fatherhood, Says New Australian Study
Young Aussie dads are more likely than their fathers’ generation to see being the financial provider as their core responsibility, according to a new national survey. The same study also found high levels of confidence and enjoyment in hands-on caregiving among Australian fathers.
Remember the Carousel
A carousel is a powerful analogy for children learning to step out on their own and parents, over time, learning to let go.
Men Deserve Better
Men do not need to be fixed. Our approach to their mental health does. It’s time we stopped blaming them for the failures of a system that isn’t expanding with them in mind and started building something better. The men in our lives deserve it.
