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    In these past years, I have spent many hours speaking with good men about becoming better fathers. These have been some of the best conversations of my life. My strategy comes from the philosophy of peaceful parenting. This is much different from the traditional methods that our parents raised most of us and how many raise their kids now. Being a better father takes a lot of hard work and is often undervalued in today’s world. For me there was no greater path to masculinity than becoming a good father. It is challenging to break bad habits. Especially when we start examining the data and environment, we are creating in our home. Most parents are on the authoritative side of things, with almost 90% of parents still spanking their child as a form of discipline. It is easy to ignore all the studies and all the negative outcomes attributed to spanking your child, but it is painful to face the truth. Ask your child how it feels at that moment, what they were thinking and what did they learn. Imagine if we asked the person we were striking with our hands how this made them feel and owning those actions,...
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    My story started over 12 years ago when I decided to listen to that little voice in my head that was telling me I needed to start taking care of myself. I needed to focus more of my energy on becoming a better dad but also a better person. I made a choice to raise my 3 children peacefully and wanted to learn as much as I could about giving them the greatest chance at having a happy and healthy life. In an attempt to help prevent my children from experiencing all the dysfunction and pain I was seeing in the world I knew I needed to start with basic principles like no hitting, no spanking, and no punishing. This was not a common parenting method at the time and I really did not understand why so many people were not embracing and implementing these positive ideas into their families. As I started my journey and started reading books, articles, and listening to podcasts on peaceful parenting I knew this was the path that I needed to go down. I learned many valuable lessons and one of the most important was actually not about being a father or parent but,...
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Strong and healthy families are not created throug Strong and healthy families are not created through physical abuse and violence against children. There are many ways to improve the relationship with your children when you remove fear. It should be the goal of every parent to create a home built on a devotion to improving. #peacefulfathers #dothework
“It is easier to build strong children than to r “It is easier to build strong children than to repair broken men.”
If you hit your wife, it's domestic violence. If y If you hit your wife, it's domestic violence. If you hit a stranger, it's assault. If you hit your dog, it's animal cruelty. All three are considered a crime. ⠀ If you hit or spank your child, it is considered discipline. We need to do better as parents. ⠀ ⠀ Removing spanking and physical abuse is just one step of many to becoming a peaceful father.
The most significant change comes when you start w The most significant change comes when you start with yourself. Being a good father takes time, commitment, and energy. Building a home of kindness, understanding, patience, and bravery is what will make our children strong. Learning to handle difficult situations in a peaceful way will bring a legacy of happiness and love to your family. Strong families will change the world.
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You get one childhood. Instead of fear, stress, an You get one childhood. Instead of fear, stress, anxiety, shame, criticism, and abuse. Give your child love, stability, and positivity. Give them your time, energy and your heart. All universal treatments for a happy and healthy life. #peacefulfathers #peacefulparenting
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Most fathers believe they need to be authoritative Most fathers believe they need to be authoritative to gain respect in their families. They perceive they might seem weak if their child does not obey them. Usually, this happens because of internalized beliefs that we are not doing the best that we could. Instead of changing ourselves, we become reactive and focus only on our child’s behaviors.  Learning to negotiate with your child is a skill that will benefit both of you for a lifetime. Teaching your child they are not inferior, and that they can succeed with support from dad. It becomes about finding meaning within yourself, so you can continue to guide them to a life of fulfillment and abundance.
A strong foundation allows fathers to raise spirit A strong foundation allows fathers to raise spirited children.⠀ ⠀ The examples we set with our actions will create real change.⠀ ⠀ If we value truth, then we will be honest about how we raise our children.⠀ ⠀ We will treat them how we wish to be treated.⠀ ⠀ No longer will we need to talk down to them, criticize them, or treat them as less of a human.⠀ ⠀ If we are truthful, we will admit we can do better.⠀ ⠀ They will be allowed to be themselves regardless of how it affects us.⠀ ⠀ They can be genuine without bending to the pressures of others.⠀ ⠀ You must shift your focus from your children being a nuisance to one of the greatest things you will create as a man.⠀ ⠀ Peacefulfathers.com
If the goal is to create a civilized society, we m If the goal is to create a civilized society, we must first start in our home. ⠀ ⠀ There is overwhelming data to show the positive impact of growing up in a home with a father.⠀ ⠀ Imagine how much more powerful the impact of fathers would be in the world if we were committed to doing hard parenting work.⠀ ⠀ It starts with having a conversation with other fathers or reading a parenting book. A little time and dedication can have a tremendous impact on the future of your family.⠀ ⠀ The new website is dedicated to helping men become better fathers.⠀ ⠀ Stay tuned for more content.⠀
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