There are countless ways to have a conversation with your kids. In this episode, E.A. Maynard and Mr. Pancake discuss different ways they find helpful. From using their interest and way of thinking, bonding with them to make it easier, and even understanding that you might just need to get down to their height. These two fathers look at how each of them finds to work and try to find ways to improve the relationship they have with their kids.
Show Article/Summary: https://callwithdads.com/?p=332
Hosts:
E.A. Maynard: https://callwithdads.com/call-with-dads/eric-maynard/
Mr. Pancake: https://callwithdads.com/call-with-dads/mr-pancake/
In the Call With Dads podcast, the hosts, Mr. Pancake and E.A. Maynard, engage in a candid and relaxed conversation about their experiences as fathers. They discuss various aspects of parenting, including their approaches to mealtime and nutrition for their children. Mr. Pancake shares how he and his wife encourage their child to eat a variety of vegetables, even raw, while also emphasizing the importance of modeling positive behavior for kids. E.A. Maynard reflects on his own challenges with getting his son to eat vegetables and how he incorporates distractions like TV into mealtime. Both dads touch on the idea of setting good examples for their children and finding a balance between screen time and other activities in their households. The conversation provides insights into different parenting styles and the unique approaches each dad takes in raising their kids.
Show Article: https://callwithdads.com/parenting-perspectives-balancing-mealtimes-and-technology-in-todays-family/
Hosts:
E.A. Maynard: https://callwithdads.com/call-with-dads/eric-maynard/
Mr. Pancake: https://callwithdads.com/call-with-dads/mr-pancake/
In the candid conversation between E.A. Maynard and Mr. Pancake, they delve into the importance of appreciating the small gestures within a family dynamic. They discuss the significance of expressing gratitude and recognition for the efforts put in by each family member, emphasizing that these gestures can go a long way in strengthening family bonds. Both Maynard and Mr. Pancake share personal anecdotes, such as picking flowers or simply saying “thank you,” as examples of how these seemingly minor acts can convey profound appreciation.
Additionally, the conversation touches on the significance of self-care, particularly for fathers. They acknowledge that taking care of one’s physical and mental well-being is pivotal in enabling fathers to provide support and be actively engaged in family life. Maynard and Mr. Pancake also highlight their various online platforms and support groups, which offer resources and a sense of community for fathers seeking advice and understanding in their parenting journey. Overall, their discussion underscores the importance of gratitude and self-care in maintaining healthy family relationships.
Show Article: https://callwithdads.com/strengthening-family-bonds-the-power-of-small-gestures-and-self-care/
Hosts:
E.A. Maynard: https://callwithdads.com/call-with-dads/eric-maynard/
Mr. Pancake: https://callwithdads.com/call-with-dads/mr-pancake/
In the midst of a casual conversation about being fathers, E.A. Maynard and Mr. Pancake shared personal insights on maintaining a healthy work-life balance and building traditions. E.A. Maynard, highlighted the importance of mental fitness along with physical well-being, referring to a book he had read about being “thoughtfully fit.” Maynard and Mr. Pancake both emphasized the significance of controlling one’s emotional and physical fitness, especially in the role of a father. Mr. Pancake, chimed in with his own experiences, discussing how he found stress relief through physical activities like woodworking and building fences. Both men agreed that nurturing one’s mental and physical health is crucial for being a better father and partner.
Their conversation touched on the evolving roles of fathers in today’s society, highlighting the need to break generational cycles of absenteeism or neglect. Mr. Pancake encouraged fathers to be actively involved in their children’s lives and to prioritize spending quality time with their families with either existing or new traditions. He stressed the importance of breaking the cycle of negative parenting patterns and being the change for the better. Their candid exchange served as a testament to the evolving perspectives and responsibilities of modern fathers striving to create healthier, more balanced family dynamics.
Show Article: https://callwithdads.com/balancing-fatherhood-health-and-mindfulness/
Hosts:
E.A. Maynard: https://callwithdads.com/call-with-dads/eric-maynard/
Mr. Pancake: https://callwithdads.com/call-with-dads/mr-pancake/
In the inaugural episode of Call With Dads, your hosts E.A. Maynard and Mr. Pancake delve into the captivating journey of fatherhood. Sharing their personal backgrounds and experiences, Eric and Mr. Pancake take listeners on a heartfelt exploration of what it truly means to be a dad. They start off this journey with insights of their lives and what started
Join E.A. Maynard and Mr. Pancake as they embark on a mission to build a vibrant community of fathers. This episode lays the foundation for an engaging series that promises laughter, insights, and the unwavering camaraderie of two dads who’ve been through it a lot. Whether you’re a seasoned parent or about to take your first steps into fatherhood, Call With Dads is your new go-to source for stories that resonate and advice that empowers.
Links:
Show Website: https://callwithdads.com/
E.A. Maynard: https://callwithdads.com/call-with-dads/eric-maynard/
Mr. Pancake: https://callwithdads.com/call-with-dads/mr-pancake/
Truth Social Father Group: https://truthsocial.com/group/fatherhood-support
For the fathers doing what it takes and want a podcast for you, there is now Call with Dads. The podcast focused on the value and importance of fathers. As the host E.A. Maynard and Mr. Pancake discuss and debate on topics and issue that matter to fathers today.
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