When your kids are young, it’s relatively easy to be involved in their lives because their lives basically revolve around you. But as they get older and more of their life takes place outside of the home, you really have to put some effort in if you want to be a part of their life in the same way that you were when they were younger. Luckily, this is definitely something that all parents can do. To help you figure out how to execute on this for your family, here are three ways to become more involved in your kids’ lives.
Read MoreAre you worried that you are not spending enough quality time with your kids? It’s important to be aware that it’s never too late to change this and it’s always going to mean a lot. Here are the steps that you can take.
Read MoreDoing at least one activity a week that you and the kids can enjoy together, is a great way to bond, have fun, and make the most of them being young. Some activities and ideas will go better than others; that’s normal and all part of the fun! It’s about ensuring they make memories with you and get to know their dad that little bit better. You may also find shared passions and a love for the same thing; this can lead to quality time together long after they’ve flown the nest. The following are some ideas for dads who want to make the most of the time with their kids.
Read MoreIn today's society, it's more difficult than ever for fathers to spend quality time with their children. Busy schedules and hectic work lives often prevent them from spending time with their families. Juggling work and family can be tough, but spending time with your kids is essential. It is to be a good role model. By setting an example of what a good dad is all about, your kids will follow your lead and do the same. You need to balance both family and work life to be that example for them.
Read MoreEating together at home has become a lost art in many American households, with family and friends spending less time breaking bread and more time eating out. Studies have shown that there has been a 33% decline in family dinners in the past 20 years. This can be easily fixed, however. There’s no greater way to gather your loved ones during the winter than with a delicious, home-cooked Sunday dinner. There are endless possibilities for cooking up a savory dish that warms you from the inside out, from hearty soups to easy crockpot recipes to simple pasta dishes. Here are six dinners you can prepare this winter.
Read MoreWhen you have some time off to spend with the children, keeping their interest engaged can sometimes feel like an arduous task. Especially if your children are used to spending a lot of time online, or are avid phone or PC gamers. These children quickly get used to the ‘overstimulation’ playing online provides. So, how do you get your children to fall in love with the outdoors? Simple. You wow them with a fun, attention-grabbing activity, like one of these:
Read MoreThere's no doubt about it, the coronavirus has hit us hard. Many of us have suffered a loss of income. Some of us have experienced the virus first hand. And the majority of us have had to spend time away from extended family members and friends. The world is in turmoil right now, and we have all been thrown into a time of uncertainty. In a bid to overcome coronavirus panic and anxiety, let us try to find things to be grateful for during this time. Here are just a few of the things you might want to be grateful for during this period of lockdown.
Read MoreFamilies in the U.S. spend an average of just 37 minutes of quality time together every weekend, Study Finds reports. 60% of families describe their schedules as “hectic” and 25% consider their lack of family time a problem. Family time is essential for bonding together, improving communication, and boosting everyone’s physical and mental health. As the weather gets warmer, there’s no better time to get into the garden and spend some quality time together with the kids.
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