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Benefits of the Flu Shot
Video Description: It's flu season and before your kid starts sniffling you want to know: Is the flu shot a fabulous fix or a radical risk? Related Article Subjects: Benefits of the Flu Shot, Child, dad, death, father, Flu, flumist, illumistream, influenza, kid, mom, mother, nasal, parent, season, shot, virusBenefits of the Flu Shot
How to Handle Power Struggled between Your Child and Your New Partner
Learn how to handle power struggled between your child and your new partner in this relationship advice video...
What to Do if Your Child Does not Like who You're Dating
Learn what to do if your child does not like who you're dating in this relationship advice video...
Avoid Numb Bum
Daddy Troy gives the Clek booster seat the DadLabs seal of approval. The great feature of the Clek is that it clicks into your car's latch (Lower Anchors and Tethers for Children) system making it...
Safer Fun in the Sun for Kids
Skin cancer is the most common form of the disease in the U.S. Luckily, sun safety...
How to Put a Stop to Picky Eaters
No, you don't have to give in to a lifetime of cereal for dinner. These foolproof tips will have your little one eating (and loving) his...
Easy Emergency Preparedness
In case of emergency…are you prepared to get your child the help she needs as fast as she needs... dear dadBy: Carlos Mayo | 15/04/2009 | Poetryi lost my father when i was one years old. i miss him! Single Dads on TVBy: Whitney Brennan | 22/06/2008 | TelevisionSo, as the stereotype goes, parenting comes naturally to women, and men need help. And in some cases, the help comes in the form of a wilder, more rebellious male. Not only can the seemingly responsible guy not take care of kids on his own, but he enlists the help of someone even less capable than himself. Bumbling fathers make for great entertainment, but what does this say about men as single parents? A Special Christmas Letter From DadBy: Kenneth | 13/01/2008 | Men's HealthThis is a real letter from a father who heads a large family riddled with addiction and codependency. The letter is a heart-wrenching testimonial to the huge price an entire family pays for this disease. Is he "the loser", or is he "Dad"?By: Teri Stoddard | 20/07/2006 | Men's IssuesFathers often say they are caught up in the web of family court, false accusations, supervised visitations and alienation. That they can't get out, no matter how innocent they are, how much proof they have, nor how great a parent they are. Because of the "best interest of the child" standard, judges can do pretty much anything they want, including keeping good, fit, loving parents from their children. Tips for Busy Moms and DadsBy: Andrei Mel | 13/11/2007 | ParentingParenting is as much a learning business for us as traveling through childhood is for our children. Parenting is one of the most difficult jobs that nature has provided us with. Being a parent means not only being sensitive to each child and each situation; it also calls on us to stretch our imagination as we respond to the constant challenges our children present us with. Divorce Support For Parents: A Guided Parent Child ConversationBy: Laura Doerflinger, MS, LMHC | 20/02/2009 | DivorceKnowing how divorce effects children is important for parents to understand. This parenting article, that offers divorce support to parents in the form of a guided, self help, parent child conversation, will help children cope with the reality of their parent's divorce. Bad Economy is Forcing Parents to Cut Costs in Child CareBy: Tony R. Bertolino | 23/03/2009 | ParentingOne of the most important decisions that a parent makes is who will be given the charge of caring for her children while she is at work. What is the teacher to student ratio? How long has the facility been in operation? Do the workers know emergency first aid and child CPR? Are the caretakers, certified, licensed and bonded? EVERY DAD IS A RESERVOIR OF POWERBy: Francis Edo Olotu | 26/08/2009 | FatheringDads have power and this power is God-given. This power enables them to bless, build, encourage, teach, motivate and provide direction to their children to enable them succeed in life. This power is perverted by some dads when they physically, emotionally and sexually abuse their children thereby crippling them for life. Many dads are not even aware of this power; and this leads to passive involvement in the lives of their children. Such children are left at the mercy of fate with very little input from their dads.
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