Structure and Rituals for Your Kids #rebuilddad #divorceddads #coparenting #narcissist #shorts
In this short, the speaker addresses divorced or co‑parenting fathers, urging them to become a stable, predictable presence for their children when the other household feels chaotic. He stresses that consistency—through fixed bedtime, homework, meals, and weekly traditions like Saturday pancakes or Sunday walks—provides children a sense of safety and anchors them emotionally. A key rule is never to criticize the children’s mother, even if she is manipulative or dishonest, because turning kids into emotional referees erodes the father’s influence. Instead, the father should model steadiness, allowing children over time to recognize the contrast and feel secure in his steady example.
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