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5 Ways Society Benefits When Kids Spend More Time with Dad
5 Ways Society Benefits When Kids Spend More Time with Dad Dads’ Resource Center shares the healthy perks of father involvement STATE COLLEGE, Pennsylvania – (September 13, 2022) – According to Pew Research Center, 63% of dads report that they feel they don’t get to spend enough time with their children. When it comes to dads in co-parenting situations, that number is likely even higher. What may come as a surprise to many is that society is also missing out on something when this happens. Children around the nation are greatly missing out on things when they don’t get enough time with their fathers. “When fathers are actively involved in their…
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8 Ways Single Dads Can Have Affordable Fun with their Children This Summer
8 Ways Single Dads Can Have Affordable Fun with their Children This Summer: Dads’ Resource Center offers ways dads can make memories without busting the bank STATE COLLEGE, Pennsylvania – With school out, many single dads will have a chance to spend more time with their children. As inflation pushes the cost of things higher, many people are looking for affordable ways to have fun with their kids this summer. The good news is that there are many cheap ways that dads can spend quality time with their kids and still keep the costs down. Creating memories doesn’t have to cost a pretty penny, especially when you have a list of fun,…
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6 Signs of Healthy Coparenting
6 Signs of Healthy Coparenting Dads’ Resource Center offers ways to tell if people are coparenting in a healthy manner STATE COLLEGE, Pennsylvania – (October 19, 2021) – Roughly 23% of children in the country live in a home with just one of their parents, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. This is a percentage that continues to increase, despite how damaging it can be to the child if healthy coparenting doesn’t take place. While some parents feel they can’t stay together, it is imperative that they make healthy coparenting a priority, to help minimize the stress and negative outcomes when parents fall short of healthy coparenting. The good news is that…







