Fatherhood: 100 Ways to Be a Better Father
Fatherhood is a tricky proposition. We all want to be great dads, but chances are, our fathers never sat down with us and taught us how to be a better father.
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Teach What You Know
Even if you don’t “homeschool,” you homeschool. Every activity is an educational opportunity. Our kids are always learning about the world, so the question is, what information are we, as their parents, putting in front of them? What values and principles do we share with them when they ask us questions?
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As the Years Keep Passing By: Should You Consider Living With Your Parents If They Can No Longer Take Care of Themselves?
In America, one in ten parents with children under the age of 18 are also caring for a parent or grandparent. At some point, these families had to decide the best way to provide care for older adults. Many families have forgone nursing homes and assisted living facilities and live together instead. If your family is considering this option, there are two routes for providing in-home care for aging parents: moving into their home or moving them into your home. Here we’ll look at a few things you should consider for each situation.
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How Men Can Help Their Partners With PTSD From Birth Trauma
Birth trauma has two definitions: one of them is injuries sustained by a newborn during delivery, and the other is post-traumatic stress disorder sustained by a woman due to traumatic labor and delivery. In fact, with the second definition, birth trauma and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) are essentially the same. Men who are trying to support women who’ve been traumatized during labor and delivery need to know the right ways to help. This guide will make it easier.
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How Social Stories Can Help Kids With Autism
A person with autism often faces difficulties in dealing with social events or activities. A social story breaks down the event in smaller steps that helps them understand what is to be expected from that particular event or activity. It is a set of basic information with infographics or images, arranged systematically like a storyboard. This narrative or illustration helps kids with autism to grasp a certain situation.
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Is Debt Weighing You Down? 5 Things You Can Do to Relieve the Stress
Thanks to the global pandemic, individuals across the globe are taking a hard look at their finances. Debt harms a person’s mental and physical health, and this problem is compounded when a person faces circumstances beyond their control. Stress related to debt never seems to go away completely, and it can do significant damage to a person. How can a person reduce this stress and improve their health at the same time?
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How to Switch from an Online Relationship to a Real Relationship
The true test for a couple who has started their relationship online, is whether they will be able to cope with the pressures from real life. The fear of failing in the real world can keep us from moving out of virtual reality into reality.
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Why Is Getting a Good Night’s Sleep So Important?
Everyone has heard about the importance of a good night’s sleep at some point in their lives. Perhaps it came
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Life Goals: 7 Things Every Man Who’s Entering His 30s Should Know
By the time you hit your 30th birthday, you should have a good idea of what sort of things you are good at from a career point of view and probably have a list of goals and targets that you want to achieve in the next decade and beyond.
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There Is Always Another Way: Examining 4 Alternatives to Divorce
When a married couple’s relationship begins to deteriorate, divorce is often the option they turn to. Divorce can provide a
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