Father's Day

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Father's Day

If you want to make Father's Day Special for your husband, father or father-in-law, here are some Father's Day tips.


·Plan a Family Outing: Organize a trip to his favorite park, beach, or a place he loves visiting. Make it a day of family fun and togetherness.

·Cook His Favorite Meal: Prepare his favorite breakfast, lunch, or dinner. Involve the kids in cooking to make it a family activity.

·Personalized Gifts: Create a personalized gift such as a photo album, a custom mug, or a handmade card from the kids. These thoughtful gifts often mean more than expensive purchases.

·Quality Time: Spend quality time doing activities he enjoys, whether it's watching a movie, playing sports, or simply chatting over a cup of coffee.

·DIY Projects: Work on a DIY project together. It could be something small like building a birdhouse or a more involved project he's been wanting to tackle.

·Outdoor Adventure: Plan an outdoor adventure like hiking, fishing, or a picnic. Fresh air and nature can provide a refreshing break from routine.

·Pamper Day: Treat him to a day of relaxation. This could include a home massage, a day off from chores, or a leisure activity he rarely gets time for.

·Express Appreciation: Take time to express your appreciation and love. Write a heartfelt letter or create a video message with clips from all family members sharing their favorite memories and what they appreciate about him.

·Hobby Time: Encourage him to spend some uninterrupted time on his hobbies. Whether it's reading, gardening, or playing music, give him the space to enjoy his passions.


·Ask him what he wants the day to look like. Some dads want a low-key day and some dads want to go on an adventure.


The most important element is time together. If you are a mom like me who is feeling overwhelmed by the calendar in June = don’t make a plan that is too much work for you.


I hope you enjoy Father’s Day with the men in your life!

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Rebecca Greene, LCSW-R