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Fatherhood From 3,000 Miles Away
Whether you are a single parent, co-parent or a happily married couple or in a committed union, raising children comes with many challenges. As a co-parent living over 3,000 miles away from my son, it's [...]
The Black Dad That You Don’t Think Exists
The black dad that you don't think exists falls asleep with his son on his chest after rocking him for what felt like forever. His wife transfers the baby from his arms to the crib [...]
10 Ways to Be a Good Dad!
1. Respect Your Children's Mother One of the best things a father can do for his children is to respect their mother. If you're not married, it is still important to respect and support the [...]
Black Fathers Radio – The Accountability Show
Peace family. On this past Sunday we celebrated the traditional Father's Day, and the National Day of Amnesty for Dads, which was a call for dads and moms to work to help reconnect dads to [...]
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NRFC Webinar Series: Working with Dads: Resources and Support for Fathers of Children with Special Needs [Webinar Slides]
by elizabeth.eaton on December 11, 2019 at 3:59 pm
Publication Year: 2013Corporate Author: National Responsible Fatherhood Clearinghouse.Type of Resource: Training Materials Resource PDF URL: NRFC Webinar Series: Working with Dads: Resources and Support for […]
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Parenting Of Divorced Fathers And The Association With Children's Self-Esteem
by Emily.Ramirez on December 9, 2019 at 10:49 pm
Publication Year: 2012 Resource PDF URL: Parenting Of Divorced Fathers And The Association With Children's Self-Esteem PDFView Full Resource Page Count: 14Abstract: Research suggests that high […]
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"What Works" In Fatherhood Programs? Ten Lessons From Evidence-Based Practice.
by HReutter on November 27, 2019 at 8:32 pm
Publication Year: 2008Corporate Author: National Responsible Fatherhood Clearinghouse.Type of Resource: Brief Resource PDF URL: "What Works" In Fatherhood Programs? Ten Lessons From Evidence-Based Practice. […]
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Promising Teen Fatherhood Programs: Initial Evidence Lessons From Evidence Based Research.
by HReutter on November 27, 2019 at 8:28 pm
Publication Year: 2008Corporate Author: National Responsible Fatherhood Clearinghouse.Type of Resource: Brief Resource PDF URL: Promising Teen Fatherhood Programs: Initial Evidence Lessons From Evidence […]
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Meta-Analysis on the Roles of Fathers in Parenting: Are They Unique?
by Emily.Ramirez on November 19, 2019 at 11:52 pm
Publication Year: 2016Personal Author: Jeynes, William H.Type of Resource: Journal ArticleResource Link: https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/01494929.2016.1157121?scroll=top&ne...Page Count: 24Abstract: A […]
Kids live life at Volume 11 but often have their hygiene on mute, so the stink they can whip up is truly breathtaking. As in, plug your nose and hold your breath kind of breathtaking. Like wines, kids seem to ferment with age. Except there’s nothing “fine” about their Cabernet Soverygross or Pee-yoo Noir. Their […]
Celebrating the Blu-ray and Digital release of Avengers: Endgame, Disney has sponsored this post. At the end of this post you’ll see details for winning an Infinity Gauntlet movie prop replica ($300 value) and, now available for purchase on Blu-ray and Digital, you’ll also win a copy of Avengers: Endgame! (Skip to it) […]
I once heard a joke that if you call a dog an a-hole, the owner will go off on you, but if you call a cat an a-hole its adoring owner will probably shrug and go “yeeeeaah.” Cats and dogs are obviously different, and we’ve all got our preferences, equal loves, allergies or dislikes. We’re […]
Have your kids ever begged for something, or you saw a new product you wanted to try, and the next thing you know, you’re miraculously seeing ads for it everywhere??? It can kinda freak you out and make you wonder if your phone or home is bugged. You’re just idly scrolling through Facebook or […]
Most of the times when I played with miniature vehicles and action figures as a kid (and as an adult if we’re being honest), I’d be sort of above it all, like a looming god of make-believe, or at least like a third-person view in a video game. Sometimes, though, I got down there. Hugging […]