Fathers encounter a lot of double standards in our culture that may make fathering mindfully a bit challenging. Men are stereo-typically expected to be the breadwinners for the family, to not show weakness, and to fix whatever problems arise. At the same time, fathers are expected to be present, loving and involved in their children’s […]
Teens, Credit and Credit Cards
What your child learns about credit today could affect their decision-making when they have credit cards and loans of their own. Teenagers frequently see credit as an avenue to achieve instantaneous gratification, getting what they want now and figuring out the financial consequences later. Credit can serve as both a valuable tool when handled wisely and […]
Have a Business-Like Approach to Co-Parenting
The key to successful co-parenting after a family transition is to maintain focus on the child and engage in a cordial relationship with the other parent. Using a business-like approach puts the focus back on the child, lessening the emotion involved and helps parents focus less on “winning” or “losing” and rather the well-being of […]
