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Category Archives: Fatherhood
Happy Father’s Day
Article Source: gynob.com There is a big difference between paternity and fatherhood. There is a big difference between someone who is a sperm-donor and the man who raises a child. One is defined by a moment of pleasure, the other … Continue reading
The Little Things
Article Source: gynob.com Article by: John Trent 5 simple ways to let your kids know you love ‘em We busy dads are always looking for new ways to grow closer to our kids. Sometimes we think we need tons of … Continue reading
Dads staying home and maybe changing parenting roles
Article Source: blog.seattlepi.com Maybe this story hits too close to home, Daddy’s Home, and a Bit Lost, but it’s a good read that hits on the shifting dynamics of marriage, work and parenting. I don’t think the headline is necessarily … Continue reading
New documentary explores lives of stay-at-home dads
Article Source: greatdad.com Article by: John Thompson As parenting skills, roles and expectations continue to evolve, an increasing number of stay-at-home fathers have been choosing to make their stories public. A new film, entitled Happy SAHD: A Documentary about 21st … Continue reading
Hart: Are dads making something of a comeback?
Article Source: dailynewstribute.com Article by: By Betsy Hart Are dads making something of a comeback? Well, maybe on Parenting.com at least, where “Why Dad’s Parenting Technique Can Be Better,” by Emily Bloch is currently one of the top viewed articles. … Continue reading
50 Things Every Single Dad Should Know
by: Detra Davis “Mama said there’d be days like this,” are strikingly honest lyrics that should be the introduction to the single dad’s national anthem. What mama didn’t say is that the days would sometimes go on, and on, and … Continue reading