Time with your child
Enter your child's age and see how many ordinary moments are left before they turn 18. Not to make you feel guilty, but to choose consciously what you do with this weekend.
What will you do with this weekend?
Not more time, but more attention. A few ideas:
- Plan one hour with one child alone. Father-child outings
- Ask one real question at the table. Table questions
- Speak a blessing at bedtime. Write a blessing for your child
Tools: Being a father
What kind of father are you?Ten questions about fatherhood, also as a spiritual father or mentorTake the testWhat your father gave youLook back honestly at your own father. What do you take with you, and what do you leave behind?Open the toolFathers in the BibleEight fathers, honestly examined: their strength, their pitfall and what you take from it.Open the toolWrite a blessing for your childChoose what you see in your child and what you wish for them. You get a personal blessing to speak out or write down.Open the toolTable questionsReal conversations at the table or in the car, with questions for each age.Open the toolFamily manifestoChoose your five core values, answer a few questions and print your own family manifesto.Open the tool