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Sign of Parental Alienation | What Subtle Alienation Looks Like (And Why Fathers Must Stay the Course)
Parental alienation isn’t always loud—it’s often subtle. I took my daughters to Build-A-Bear, made memories, and sent pictures. Weeks later, their mother threw the bears away and returned the photos. “They don’t play with them,” she said. That’s how subtle alienation works—erasing gifts, returning memories, dismissing presence. But fathers must stay consistent. Your love and legacy matter, even when someone tries to erase them. Keep showing up.
Keith Wilson
2 days ago2 min read
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The Hidden Jealousy Behind Co-Parenting Conflict
Sometimes the root of your co-parent’s hostility isn’t anger—it’s jealousy. Not because you’ve moved on romantically, but because your children genuinely love and admire you, and deep down, your co-parent wants that kind of bond too. In high-conflict situations, this hidden jealousy can fuel sabotage, gatekeeping, and passive-aggressive behavior.
Keith Wilson
Jun 162 min read
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Parental Alienation in High-Conflict Custody: What Fathers Need to Know to Reconnect with Their Children
Parental alienation is one of the most heartbreaking challenges a father can face in a high-conflict custody situation. You show up, follow the court order, and stay involved—yet your child begins to withdraw, act distant, or even refuse to see you. It’s not just rejection. It’s manufactured resistance—often rooted in manipulation by the other parent. This experience is not only painful, it's confusing, isolating, and deeply unfair.
Keith Wilson
May 164 min read
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Pregnancy Depression in Fathers: My Story & What Every Dad Needs to Know
What Is Pregnancy Depression in Fathers? While maternal depression during and after pregnancy is widely discussed, paternal prenatal and...
Keith Wilson
May 162 min read
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Counter Parenting: What It Is and How to Navigate It Successfully
..counter-parenting is often fueled by personal resentment, differences in values, or a desire to exert control over the parenting dynamic.
Keith Wilson
Mar 306 min read
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Mom's New Boyfriend | What to Expect When Your Co-Parent Gets a New Partner
A cozy family moment as a mother shares a story with her sons and new partner, building new connections and cherished memories together....
Keith Wilson
Mar 185 min read
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Building your Childs Character by Holding Them Accountable
Teach kids accountability with clear expectations, natural consequences, and grace. Build character and responsibility today!
Keith Wilson
Dec 1, 20248 min read
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Understanding the Mental Load of Mothers in Parenting
It's there lingering like a splinter that you just can't get. You can tell there is something off with your co-parent, but they say,...
Keith Wilson
Jul 25, 20243 min read
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Cultivating a Growth Mindset in Your Children: A Guide for Fathers
"It's easier to build strong children than to repair broken men." Fredrick Douglass. As fathers, we play an important role in shaping our...
Keith Wilson
Jul 15, 20243 min read
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The “3rd Space” of Video Games: Where Fathers Can Connect with their Children Even when they're away.
In today's digital age, video games have evolved beyond just entertainment; they have become a "3rd space" for many children. But what...
Keith Wilson
Jul 9, 20243 min read
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Navigating High-Conflict Co-Parenting: A Guide to Parenting Plans
High-conflict co-parenting can be a challenging landscape to navigate, especially when you want to remain actively involved in your...
Keith Wilson
Jul 4, 20243 min read
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