Language Used Referring to Fatherhood
Hanging out frequently with a group of dads results in interesting conversations about the language used in referring to fatherhood. Quite simply,…
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Men & Women Parent Differently — And Why It’s A Good Thing
Right away babies have a unique bond with their mothers. How can a father become more involved in building his relationship with…
Read More →Dads Are Not Judgmental
Thanks to Dan for this guest blog entry & for sharing some insight as well as humor about how dads are not…
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A New Paradigm for Thinking About Family
I often get asked what I am going to do after I’ve done this whole “stay-at-home dad” thing. Leaving aside the insulting…
Read More →Are U.S. Fathers Short Changed on Family-Leave Policies?
Things are getting better for dads in Great Britain based on better paternity leave policies. How are dads faring in the U.S.…
Read More →Mom is Working & Dad is Home
Kapow! Front page of the NY Times‘ Sunday Styles section this weekend was a relevant article, She Works. They’re Happy, about the…
Read More →Working Mothers Face Tough Battles In Custody Wars
With the continued shift of traditional families, where dads are more involved and sometimes the primary caregiver – the one who arranges…
Read More →Freaky Fortnight: Stay-At-Home-Mom & Working Husband Switch Places
What would happen if a working husband and his wife, a stay-at-home mom, were to trade places for two weeks? You are…
Read More →The Fear of Taking Paternity Leave
As an addendum to yesterday’s blog post on parental leave policies, the NY Times provided some of the reasons most men do…
Read More →At-Home Fathers and Breadwinning Mothers Project
My wife & I participated in a research study with Baruch College (City University of NY) about families in which men are…
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