The Man, The Parent, The Partner
Parent Aid is proud to provide parent education and
support specifically to Men, Dads and Dad-Figures
Expectant Fathers
The birth of your first baby can be an overwhelming and scary experience. Your first drive home as a new family is one of the most stressful experiences of a dad’s life. Boot Camp for New Dads will help equip expectant dads with the tools and knowledge he needs to be successful right from the start.
Dad Classes
Three different programs to choose from the National Fatherhood Initiative: 24/7 Dad AM, 24/7 Dad PM, and 24/7 Dad Key Behaviors Workshops. Each program will boost your skills in dadhood, so you can take all three to help you become the best dad that you want to be. Classes offered virtually and in-person on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
Dad Groups
Sometimes, all we need is to catch up with another dad. The brotherhood of dadhood is an elite group that needs your membership. Every dad has something to offer to and something to gain from the group. No registration required, just join the call or show up when you are available. We look forward to seeing you soon.
Love Like a Dad
Blog
Get some insights and though-provoking questions from the dad guys and gals at Parent Aid.
Fathering in 15
On Demand
An On Demand course of 15 topics developed by the National Fatherhood Initiative.
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Parenting Classes
for all parents
Dad Classes are great, but our Community Classes address even more topics and build skills for all parents.
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Love Like a Dad Blog
Boys will be Boys
Certainly, everyone has heard this phrase. It is both used as a throw all excuse for boys and even men’s behavior
NURTURE vs. Nature
How were we nurtured as children..? What are our fondest memories of being nurtured by our parents? How do you Nurture your children?
Are you talking to me..?
Communication is the foundation of any well-functioning relationship. How do we communicate with our kids, our partners, or our co-workers? Have we considered what our body language says to the
To Discipline or Not to Discipline?
What does Discipline mean? What do you think of when you see this word? How were you disciplined as a child? Where did your ideas around discipline come from? Do
Do You Even Self-Care Bro?
As both Dad and Parent, we must consider how we model behavior for our children. How do you show your kids what a healthy lifestyle is..?
