Sentences with phrase «what other dads»

Find out what other dads have done to get through this important rite of passage into responsible adulthood.

Check out the resources below to see what other dads recommend doing and not doing to get it back.

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In 1994, after becoming financially free, I was searching for a way to teach others what my rich dad had taught me.

Like my dad did with me, I am making sure that no matter what other education they receive in their lives, that they are well equipped with life skills that at the least are capable of providing for their needs without any employment at all, other than self.

One of the first things my dad told me when this whole thing came about was that I needed to forgive other people, because that's what we believe; forgiveness is key...

My dad, RIP, taught my brothers & I that we NEVER should feel insecure about what others do / think if we KNOW WHO WE ARE & WHAT WE STANDwhat others do / think if we KNOW WHO WE ARE & WHAT WE STANDWHAT WE STAND FOR

I think what his dad says here is in reaction to what some people are saying, Wrighty among others reckons it's time to take Iwobi out of the firing line, before the tott game actually and I believe so too.

I'm an atheist, and been a stay at home dad, and live in a super liberal state, and all this other so called «unmanly» bullshit, and I totally get what he's saying.

Any other coach would have pulled him at that point to make a statement --- play the effing game --- but no, it was his dad calling the shots so what do you expect?

It was a culmination of what's been a special year for both dad and daughter — a year in which the two may have shared more through basketball, despite seeing less of each other's games than previous seasons.

I don't know what this means other than that Michigan's offense is more inept than the one Ball brother that the dad doesn't like who couldn't properly steal sunglasses in China.

It all sounds good on paper and at face value, but when you find out that your Mum and Dad live in Cambridgeshire and you spent four weeks at Portsmouth before leaving to «pursue other interests», that's what being a defender is like at Arsenal.

In light of a few things that happened of late — the Supreme Court's ruling on marriage for same - sex couples, the addition of the word cisgender into the Oxford English Dictionary, the rise of the transgender movement, with Germany leading the way for parents to register their baby as something other than just boy or girl, the increase in stay - at home dads and egalitarian marriages, universities recognizing a third gender, the desire by some to be called they versus he or she, the declaration that 2015 is the year of the gender - neutral baby, it's clear we are moving toward a society that is busting up traditional views of gender and what men and women, husbands and wives, fathers and mothers look and act like.

What if dad friendly groups existed that could allow men to spend time with their children, develop parenting confidence, compare notes with other fathers and carry this father - child engagement back into the home?

«We also offer postnatal support, such as baby massage for fathers, and also postnatal relationship sessions targeted at young mums and dads about parenthood — how it changes their relationships with each other, and what are their priorities now?

It wasn't necessarily about WHAT work the mom or dad was doing — it was the fact that the parents treated each other's work as equally important.

Find out how you can be ready financially and what other practical issues you need to take care of with dad - approved advice.

When equipped with an understanding of what is actually going on, dads are able to talk to mom constructively and they can both support each other in becoming great parents.

Check to see if there's a Boot Camp for New Dads and Boot Camp for New Moms near you to help you both understand what each other is going through and what you can do to prepare your relationship and family for your new baby.

You bring up some interesting issues and I agree with you — there's no way to know how much of what happened had to do with deep - seated issues, how much had to do with being a stay - at - home - dad and how much each became an enabler for the other.

Other stuff I took note of this week: Hotslings, what all the hot dads are wearing right now (comes in lots of colors!)

«Young children, in particular, worry that if the marital bond could dissolve — if mom and dad could stop loving each other — what's the guarantee they will continue to love their children?»

However, while we may go all soft and gooey over seeing pics of celebs — and indeed gloat about how lucky we are that our other halves are such amazing dads, they are just doing what other generations have been doing for years!

What a joy to see mom and dad embrace each other with such love and trust, catching their baby and without any real need for medical intervention.

What are you doing to affirm other dads?

Moms and dads often have very different parenting styles, and occasionally (or more often) you may disagree with what the other is doing with the kids.

He hangs out with a «dudes» group, where his friend Vic (Chris Rock) and other new dads give him parenting advice and share their insight on what it's really like to be a dad.

What happens when Mom and Dad disagree or when one is making a request of the other?

And asking his father (assuming he's around and present; if not that, your dad or some other significant man) what it was like for him to be a boy - to - man.

Matt, I'm sure you're a great dad, but there is more to parenting than keeping your child alive, feeding and clothing him, keeping him clean and making sure he «s well behaved so that others can comment on what a good parent you are.

We found that people enjoyed calling to see what the new information was — the latest weight and height from the doctor visit or other tidbits such as, «Dad changed his first diaper,» or «We gave Hunter his first bath.»

This means that dads (or co-parents) have the opportunity to show their kids how the world works, how they can interact with the world (with others, with nature, etc.), how they can use their ambition and their empathy, how justice works, how they can keep themselves safe, what is expected of them, and so on.

Read what other moms and dads do to stop kids» whining and swap stories and advice about behavior and discipline with other parents in the BabyCenter Community.

What other roles do you play in your children's lives as their dad?

You can ask other dads for advice on what they've done in similar situations, but the bottom line is that you — and other adults — need to be flexible so that you can meet your child's needs.

At the other end of the spectrum, you'll also, inevitably, meet parents who scoff at what they see as forced socialization and the orchestration of play by controlling moms and dads.

If our journey is at all indicative of what other new parents experience, there are a few ways that dads can be especially helpful with breastfeeding:

While I totally hear what the other commenters are saying about marketing to kids (you made the point as well), I missed their suggestions for other ways to make eating real fruits and vegetables cool (I am positive that almost anything mom and dad suggests stops being cool between the ages of about 8 and 22).

But what happens when a dad lets other things take priority?

Dr Moberg's fascinating research on oxytocin is central to what we do in fostering bonding through babywearing, and Dr. Swain's focus on fatherhood speaks directly to our desire to see more and more dads comfortably engaging in our community — we are incredibly excited to learn from them, as well as the other wonderful speakers.

Sharing your stories below will help out some other moms and dads dealing with a toddler who struggles to say what he wants!

Here we are - busier than can be - but wanting to share what we have learned about parenting with other busy moms and dads.

So I decided to use my experience to help other fathers and mothers, to understand what it is like to be a Dad, the feelings, the things you can do with, and for, your children and what you can do when you are denied access.

We wanted to create something which showed other dads that a) it's OK to make mistakes, b) it's OK to get frustrated and c) everyone else is going through the exact same thing — regardless of what the world of Instagram might suggest.

Reasons for this shortage of doula support may have to do with misunderstandings of what doulas actually do and how doulas interact with dads or other family members.

The most important lesson Aquarian dads will teach their kids is how to stop caring what others think about them and love who they are!

What are some other ways dads can bond with their babies?

That said, it can be a big help to see what other moms and dads are doing.

Today, I'll be sharing some tips from myself and other dads on how to get through it and will be opening up the comment section to hear about what worked for you when you were on feeding duty.

With over nine years of experience helping single dads like himself get back on their feet, RJ is excited to share what he had learned so that the transition to «Make Life Happen... Again» is easier for other single dads out there.