by Fred Campos | Aug 27, 2017 | iDad
In the mid-sixties, Dr. Charlie Shedd began writing letters giving advice to his daughter who was away at college. Those letters became famous and were organized into a best selling book, called “Letters to Karen.” Having pretty much lived her whole life...
by Fred Campos | Aug 29, 2016 | iDad
[I]t’s back to school time. My kids here in North Texas started last week. I know for many of you, your kids will start after Labor Day. Nevertheless, I thought it would be a great time to review ideas on how to get involved in your kids’ school. 7 Ways to...
by Fred Campos | Aug 3, 2016 | iDad
[N]o matter how much you love you kids, and thrilled to get them full-time, remember they are part of your world, not your entire world. You need some time to yourself, develop and maintain relationships with others. Last time, we listed five ways in which Dads can,...
by Fred Campos | Aug 2, 2016 | iDad
[N]ow that you have won custody of your children, your relationship with them will probably need modification from your former “weekend Dad” days. This transition can put a strain on both parent and child. As a weekend Dad, Julie and Johnny were actually visitors. You...
by Fred Campos | Feb 19, 2016 | iDad
[W]e usually discuss the serious issues of divorcing parents, child custody, child care. But it’s Friday, so we decided we (and probably you) needed a break. We saw this on Facebook and couldn’t resist. A dad, left home alone with his baby, spent the day...
by Fred Campos | Feb 3, 2016 | iDad
[W]hether you are currently the custodial parent to your kids or are working toward that goal, staying involved in their lives is critical. If you don’t have primary custody of your children but plan to fight for that privilege, then actively working to be...
