Behaviour & Disciple Advice

Discover invaluable tips and sage advice for dads on our blog, as we delve into the world of parenting with a focus on the unique challenges and joys experienced by fathers. From fostering strong bonds with your children to navigating the delicate balance of discipline, our blog offers practical insights and heartfelt stories to empower every dad on their parenting journey.

Explore expert advice tailored to fathers, and gain a fresh perspective on instilling discipline while nurturing a strong and loving relationship with your kids. Elevate your parenting game with our dedicated advice for the modern dad!

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Negotiating agreements with kids

Self-discipline for older children

Setting boundaries and agreements with teens

How to talk to your kids about cyberbullying

How to stay connected with your teen and avoid conflict

Family values and why they’re important for your child

Modelling and teaching respect to your child

Modelling and teaching your child about acceptance of others

Being a role model and ‘walking the talk’

Parenting teens: What you need to know about vaping, drinking and drug use

Help! My child is spending too much time in front of their screen

What parents need to know about vaping

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