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Welcome to the 2026-27 school year! At Good Dads, we’re excited for another year of school success stories and lessons

Welcome to the 2026-27 school year! At Good Dads, we’re excited for another year of school success stories and lessons
I frequently speak to groups about the importance of father engagement to outcomes for children—physically, mentally, behaviorally, and academically. I also say that even if you didn’t care a thing about how children fare, you might still be interested in all of us are impacted by how much time a father spends with his children. […]
...When I recently spoke with the Care Managers at Jordan Valley Clinic about the importance of fathers to children’s health, I was happy to have The Boy Crisis by Dr. Warren Farrell and Dr. John Gray to use as a resource. We’re offering the book through our website and we are also featuring Dr. Warren […]
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Welcome to the 2026-27 school year! At Good Dads, we’re excited for another year of school success stories and lessons

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Jude asks his son Kyle (15) to take out the trash by the time he gets back from the store.

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“We have trust issues.” “We fight all the time.” “We have trouble communicating.” I’ve heard these phrases countless times over