Category: Motherhood & Single Moms
Celebrating Mother’s Day: The Cornerstone of Our Families
As we approach Mother’s Day, Fathers Incorporated would like to take a moment to celebrate and appreciate the incredible women who have touched our lives.
Fathers Incorporated is Supporting Postpartum Awareness Week for the Health of Families and Communities
The United States has one of the highest infant mortality rates among developed nations, and this rate is alarmingly higher for African American women.
There Really is a Difference in how Moms and Dads Approach Conversations in Co-Parenting Relationships
Co-parenting can be challenging, and difficult conversations are an inevitable part of the process.
5 Tips to Forming a Workable Co-Parenting Relationship
When it comes to co-parenting, it’s important to establish a workable relationship for the benefit of your children.
Being Intentional about #RELATIONSHIPGOALS
Authentic Men’s Voices on Marriage and Romantic Relationships By Armon R. Perry Muhammad Ali once said that the man who views the world at 50 the same […]
Big Increase Of Women Paying Alimony And Child Support
Big Increase Of Women Paying Alimony And Child Support. Survey of Nation’s Top Matrimonial Attorneys Also Reveals More Parents Sharing Custody
3 Major Challenges You’ll Face as a Single Parent and What to Do About Them
If you’re facing life as a single parent, there’s a good chance that something tough has put you in that position.
Co-Parenting Tips for the Holidays: Working as a Team
This is the second in a two-part series sharing co-parenting tips on ways to reduce stress—particularly for children—during the holidays.
Navigating Co-Parenting Drama for Baby Momma Joy and Holiday Peace
In the early days of your relationship, your holidays with your baby’s mama were probably filled with mistletoe and romantic evenings by the fire.
Are Dads Hitting these Educational Checkboxes for their Children?
Fathers are becoming more and more active with the daily life of their children since mothers are just as busy with their careers.
How to Survive Grocery Shopping with a Young Kid
by Shannon Serpette for Dadpadblog.com You might be a beast in the gym, the top dog at work and ordinarily cool under pressure, but if the thought of […]
Why You Should Put Yourself First Sometimes
by Shannon Serpette for Dadspadblog.com When you do it right, parenting can leave you with very little time for yourself. The challenge to carve out any free time […]
Tips for Preparing Your Child for School
No parent wants their young child to have such a poor experience during their first year of schooling that it affects them for the rest of their lives.
“2015 Deadliest Year for Domestic Violence in a Decade for Georgia”
When I saw this headline yesterday on WCOT.com, a local news affiliate in Savanah, I was reminded that, as a Fatherhood organization, we MUST initiate and take […]
Expressing Love in Blended Families
One of the most challenging things in life may be trying to successfully blend together two separate families with different expectations, experiences, and backgrounds. And being a […]