 Dads-to-Be & New Fathers
Take
a Quiz on Infant Care
What's the standard advice on how long
after childbirth you should wait until you and your
wife can have sex again? Find the answer to this and
other questions in this
quick quiz for new dads.
Free Tee Shirt Iron On
Expecting a new (possibly your first?) baby in 2007?
Grab some free iron
on transfers to tell the world about Dad's new or
upcoming status as a member of Team
Dad.
Tips and for new dads
and dads-to-be. Get the guys viewpoint on baby names,
and grab some Printables for a dad-in-waiting or newbie father shower gift.
Fathers, Daughters, and Eating Disorders
by Mark
Brandenburg MA, CPCC
We have an epidemic of eating disorders in this country.
It’s important to examine what kind of impact these
disorders are having in our country today, especially how our attitudes
and examples impact the girls and women in our lives.
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Tips for Parents on How to Create Happy, Connected,
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Oh No - the Sex Talk
Talking to your kids about sex isn’t the easiest
thing in the world. But if we’d like our kids to
share our values and beliefs about sex, we need to do
our job. This article by Mark
Brandenburg offers tips on how to move ahead with
this difficult issue. >
Click here to read the full article
10
Super Tips Every Dad Should Know
Children don't need perfect fathers;
they need caring and involved fathers. With that
in mind here are some "Must Know" tips that
every dad should practice to be a successful father. Read more in "10
Tips for Dads"
When
is Father's Day?
Fathers work hard, as do most parents. But at times,
they may feel unappreciated and invisible. Here are
some reasons to avoid allowing these feelings to spread
in your family. Click to read more of this insightful
article by Mark Brandenburg, parent and father coach.
My Kids Should Always Obey Me!
It’s the perfect irrational statement for fathers
to create more problems in their families.
For many men, this kind of thinking takes them further
and further from their kids, and it creates a cycle
of anger and frustration that’s hard to break.
But those who’d like to learn to manage their anger
can do so, especially if
they follow these 10 steps ...
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