Fatherly Newsletter

May 17, 2021

Today's Issue

Here are 3 tips to recognize teachable moments for your kids.

You should treat your spouse like a stranger more often.

I tried to relive my glory days and things went horribly wrong.

Here are the most popular baby names of 2020, according to the Social Security Administration.

Try these 5 things to help her have better orgasms.

Here are the 8 best family dog breeds you've never heard of.

Parents often rely on teachable moments to help their children make behavioral changes. And most parents would agree that they know those moments when they see them. The problem is that when parents pounce on a teachable moment, it can feel more like a smug “I told you so” rather than an empathetic attempt to tease out positive lessons. So what is a teachable moment, really? And how can parents leverage them to help a kid grow? This is what to keep in mind.

Love & Money

Three Tips for How to Recognize a Teachable Moment

When parents pounce on a teachable moment, it can feel more like a smug “I told you so” rather than an empathetic attempt to tease out positive lessons.

Love & Money

Why You Should Treat Your Spouse Like a Stranger More Often

It sounds strange. But hear us out.

Love & Money

The Valuable Lesson I Learned When Trying to Relive My Glory Days

On a recent trip to the college football hall of fame, I got hurt running routes with my kids. It birthed a new motto: "Don't leave the earth."

Love & Money

The Social Security Administration released the list of 2020's most popular baby names for boys and girls, and classics reigned supreme.

Gear

5 Ways to Help Her Have Better Orgasms

According to a sex therapist

Love & Money

The 8 Best Family Dog Breeds You’ve Never Heard Of

We went to the American Kennel Club's Meet the Breeds event looking for the next great (non-retriever) family dog. We found a lot of very good doggos.

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