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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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10 Science Fair Projects
by Peter on April 13, 2019 at 8:24 pm
There’s nothing better than helping a child learn. And that’s what science fair is all about! Some parents get very stressed out about science fair, but it’s not about winning or having the best looking board. It’s about […]
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Community‐Based Father Education Intervention on Breastfeeding Practice—Results of a Quasi‐Experimental Study.
by samsloate on April 10, 2019 at 5:02 pm
Publication Year: 2019Personal Author: Bich, T. H. Long, T. K. Hoa, D. P.Type of Resource: Journal Article Resource PDF URL: Community‐Based Father Education Intervention on Breastfeeding […]
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Parenting Children and Youth Who Have Experienced Abuse or Neglect.
by samsloate on April 10, 2019 at 4:59 pm
Publication Year: 2018Corporate Author: Child Welfare Information Gateway.Type of Resource: Report Resource PDF URL: Parenting Children and Youth Who Have Experienced Abuse or Neglect. PDFView Full […]
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Supporting Father Involvement: An Intervention with Community and Child Welfare–Referred Couples.
by samsloate on April 10, 2019 at 4:57 pm
Publication Year: 2019Personal Author: Pruett, Marsha. Cowan, Philip A. Cowan, Carolyn P. Gillette, Peter. Pruett, Kyle D.Type of Resource: Journal Article Resource PDF URL: Supporting Father Involvement: […]
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The Father Factor: A Critical Link in Building Strong Families and Communities.
by samsloate on April 10, 2019 at 4:51 pm
Publication Year: 2019Corporate Author: The Aspen Institute.Type of Resource: VideoResource Link: https://www.aspeninstitute.org/events/the-father-factor/Abstract: The important role of fathers in society has been […]
When someone says “parenting is stressful,” you almost want to construct a big sign on a stick that says “DUH!!!” and hit them over the head with it. Yeah, water is wet; sugar is sweet; parenting is stressful. WHACK! By default, it’s literally our job to worry and obsess about our kids’ well-being. So it […]
Just in time for Valentine’s Day! Let’s all let our hair down and loosen our belts and have a good ol’ laugh at relationships. In general. Not our own! That’s a bit risky, of course. Getting too nitty gritty about our relationships can be a ride on a stage coach filled nitro glycerin, clattering at […]
He was so nervous about EPII he actually rejected watching for a few months. Because of spoilers, he knows the basic story of the Prequels and was very anxious about seeing Anakin fall to the Dark Side. After we saw The Phantom Menace, I didn’t understand his lack of excitement to watch the next movie. […]
Brought to you by responsibility.org for their TalkEarly campaign. In the past, animated films and shows were, um… rather boozy. A review of every G-rated movie created from the 30s up to 2000 said 47% showed alcohol consumption, and in that same period about 9% percent of all cartoons did as well. That’s a […]
With all the sweet family movies and cheery holiday music, the overall G-rated, brightly-colored wonderful time of the year can get to be a bit much. You can’t eat dessert for breakfast, lunch and dinner and expect to live long. Take a break from the marshmallowy wonderland and sink your teeth into these bitter, darker-toned […]