As parents, we all want to help our kids build resilience and self-belief. It’s one of the best parts of the job, watching them tackle a challenge and come out beaming with pride. Often, the best place for this kind of growth isn’t in a classroom or on a sports field, but in the water.
Pick up any parenting forum these days, and you’ll find conversations that simply didn’t exist in the recent past. Not the sleep-deprivation threads or the school-admissions stress; those have always been there. The newer ones are harder to categorise. Dads describing a feeling they couldn’t explain but turned out to be right. Fathers admitting they
TUESDAY 2 JUNE You’re standing in the kitchen at 7:15 AM, slapping together a lunch for your six-year-old while simultaneously reminding your eight-year-old to put on shoes. Breakfast for the kids: handled. Breakfast for you: a lukewarm cup of coffee you’ll finish in the car. You’ll grab something later. Maybe.
The cost of living keeps increasing and this makes gym membership less appealing for may people. So how does the time-stretched mum and dad stay in shape? The answer for many is a home gym but that leaves a question about they best equipment for a home gym enthusiast.
Life as a dad gets busy. Many a time I have returned home from work with every intention of having a healthy meal and to work out. Something unexpected happens, such as the family cat going missing and all your healthy living plans go out the window. You spend your evening looking for the cat
