What’s your best father tip for surviving the weekend with the kids?

One thing that helped me massively as a single dad was setting non-negotiables instead of goals. When life’s busy and you’re juggling work, parenting, and trying to hold your head together - big goals can feel miles away. But a few small non-negotiables each day? That’s where the wins stack up. For me it’s: ✅ 10k steps a day ✅ Eat 3 proper meals (no skipping then grabbing junk later) ✅ Get outside for at least 10 minutes - no phone, just fresh air and a reset They seem small, but those basics keep me grounded, patient with my son, and clear-headed for everything else. What’s one habit or small win that’s made a real difference for you lately? 👇

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You guys have any tips for me? My one and a half year old is going to school for the first day tomorrow! His mom is more upset then I am.. Update: teacher said he had a bad day and he cried a bit when I picked him up..

I’m thinking about making this in a video but wanted to post this too. My trick to diapers is to buy the cheap parents choice diapers for my kid during the day and at night put on more expensive overnight diapers. This way I save money and always have back ups! What do you think?