The role fathers play in teaching boundaries and respect
The role fathers play in teaching boundaries and respect
From building emotional safety to setting healthy boundaries, our guest Pastor and Heartlines Facilitator, Seth Naicker joins us in conversation to unpack what it means to raise children who understand love and discipline in equal measure.
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What we teach our sons and how we love our daughters matters
In this thought-provoking episode, we are joined by Family Therapist and Heartlines Facilitator, Merrishia Singh-Naicker as we unpack what it truly means to raise a generation that understands respect, empathy, and consent.
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Fathers Matter Intro Part 3
Heartlines Church Mobilisation team leads, Olefile Masangane, Brian Helsby and Nkosinathi Sixabayi their stories of being fathered and how this impacted the way they show up as fathers in their childrens lives.
Fathering Tips Part 1
Andile and co host Brett Anderson chat to Heartlines Rep in KwaZulu-Natal, Craig Bouchier, as he speaks on why the Fathers Matter campaign is important to him and shares fathering tips.
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Do fathers matter?
Research says that about of 65% of children live in homes without their biological fathers. If we say mothers matter, no one would ever argue with that, but what about fathers? Today we will ask the question, “Do fathers really matter?”, and if so, what is keeping them from being involved in a positive way?
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Fathers Matter Intro
Heartlines Church Mobilisation team leads, Olefile Masangane, Brian Helsby and Nkosinathi Sixabayi talk about the importance of fathers and some challenges they face in South Africa.