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Advice for Dads | The secret to calm parenting is understanding WHY you get upset and the simple difference between a reactice or angry Dad and a calm one. This new perspective will teach you how to be a calm dad and bond with your girls and boys👩‍👧‍👦

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The important tips a first time Dad should know! Be prepared to be a new parent. We have the most important information you need to know before you bring home your first baby. Be a prepared Dad with these important tips!#firsttimedad #newparent #parentingtips

There is a huge difference between being a father and a dad - While one requires little emotional involvement, the other is a lifelong commitment to be there. #parenting #father #dad #fathersday #dadlove #fatherlove #fatherchildrelationship

We are our children’s first and last teacher. There is so much to prepare them for, it can be overwhelming, but that just makes our job as dads that much more important. To help with this, I have created a list of 5 things every dad needs to teach his daughter. They are by no …

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In most families I've known, there've been two completely different types of parents. There's the fun parent and then there's

The Essential Qualities and Attributes of a Good Father. These are tips and advice for dads. These are advice new dads and experienced dads can use and learn from in their fatherhood journey. #goodfather #lovingdad #howtobeagooddad #parentingtips #parentingtipsfordad #BeingAGoodFatherToADaughter #ParentingAdviceOnBeingAGoodFather #newdad | Visit luvyourbaby.com for more dad support ideas. #fatherhood#dadsupportideas#dadideas #husbandtips#fatherhoodtips#daddytime#parentingtips#luvyourbaby

I’m the proud father of 3 boys, ages 9, 11, & 17. And every day it’s increasingly clear in many ways that they are boys becoming men. I've learned some things about manly things every dad should teach his son from parenting my boys.

One day when I was pregnant Bryce asked me what he could do to make me less stressed. I told him he could write a guest post for me so that I wouldn't have to be stressed out about blogging when the baby came. He openly scoffed. 'What would I blog about?' I gave him some ideas, one of them being 'talk about something you wished you knew before becoming a dad.' He totally blew me off. From time to time I would tease him and say, 'when is my blog post coming?' to which he would respond…