
Letters for Dads Premium
Letters for Dads Premium takes the weekly letter further. We go deeper into the ideas, spend more time with the questions they raise, and give you more to work with when the letter is over. The free newsletter starts the conversation. Premium keeps it going.
Some Friday letters leave another door open. In Premium, we walk through it. We take an idea further, look at the questions underneath it, and spend more time on the parts that deserve more than a paragraph or two.
Something You Can Use
Conversation guides. Checklists. Exercises. Step-by-step protocols. Sometimes even a few words to keep in your back pocket when you know the conversation is coming. These aren't just more things to read. They're things you can come back to when you need them.
Sometimes the best way to connect with your child is to go do something. New experiences. A reason to get out of the house. Something to talk about on the ride home. We've done the $20 Flea Market Flip Challenge, where you and your child hunt for something cheap, fix it up, and see if you can turn a profit. We've also found a new little path through The Three Little Pigs. Let's just say the story doesn't end where you remember it.
More Throughout the Month
Premium doesn't arrive as one giant pile of content. Different things show up on Tuesdays: a deeper letter, something to use, something to try with your child, or another idea worth exploring.
How often will I hear from Premium?
Something new arrives every Tuesday, alongside the regular Friday Letters for Dads newsletter.
Do I still get the Friday newsletter?
Absolutely. Premium doesn't replace the Friday letter. It gives you more throughout the week.
What kind of things will I receive?
It changes from week to week. Sometimes it's a deeper letter. Sometimes it's a conversation guide, exercise, or step-by-step protocol. Sometimes it's something you can go do with your child.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes. You can cancel your Premium subscription whenever you want.
Is Premium only for separated or divorced fathers?
No. Much of Letters for Dads is written with separated and divorced fathers in mind, but Premium is for fathers who find the conversations and resources useful regardless of their family situation.