Inspiring Dads Articles
Glean from a treasure trove of fathering tips from Centre for Fathering’s expert community! These have been designed as simple reflective practices that will guide you to being a better dad, and increase the wellbeing of your children and family.
Don’t Set Rules; Set Values
Teaching children good behaviour is our duty as parents. The most common method parents use to achieve this is setting rules and punishing children when they break them. However, there
How Many Rules Do You Have?
Parents, I am going to give you five seconds to answer this simple questions: How many family rules do you have currently. 5, 4. 3. 2. 1. Time’s up. If you
A New Epidemic is Here. But There is a Cure.
Now that the Covid-19 pandemic is finally over (Phew), it is a good time to talk about a new epidemic that is affecting men in particular. The epidemic I am
Your Marriage is the Key to Good Parenting
Do you still remember how you and your partner met for the first time? Do you remember your first date and how you could not wait to see each other
Don’t Man Up. Do This Instead.
The world has long admired stoic men who have an endless capacity to endure pain, sufferings and hardships in life without ever complaining or showing nerves. Can strong men like
What Hinders Men From Opening Up?
What hinders men from being vulnerable and reveal their fears, flaws, and failures? Many say it is the man’s ego or pride. I disagree. Since the time they were boys,
What is the Father’s Role in Children’s Education?
I have three children and none of them had tuition. That’s because I was their tutor for every subject (except Chinese, of course). Having been there and done that, I
One More Thing About Quality Time
In the previous articles, I have shared the three ingredients to Quality Time with your child which are engage your child one at a time, be present and do what
Quality Time Ingredient #3: Leave Your Child Feeling Good
Charles Adams, who served as the United States ambassador to the United Kingdom under Abraham Lincoln. He was a very busy man, with the weight of the nation—even the whole