9 Things All First-Time Dads Should Know
You have time to learn and time to make mistakes. The first three months are mostly just about poop, food and sleep.
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‘Power Dads’ Advice a Blast From Past
"Power Dads" by Wayne Parker offers well-organized, well-worn parenting advice but relies on ancient, archetypal, self-help book tropes.
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7 Archenemies of Parents Everywhere
Parents are superheroes, so consider this your dossier on the biggest villains in the fight against parenthood. Beware -- they can get…
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Josh Levs ‘All In’ for Better Work Policies for Dads
We interview CNN reporter Josh Levs about the changing roles of dads at home and in the workplace that led to his…
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5 Rules for Good Play Place Etiquette
There needs to be a set of rules for parents at play places because the kids already know what they can and…
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Best Parenting Techniques to Make You a Better Employee
Kids operate from an unrelatable place, often with no logical motivation or rationale for their behavior. Kind of like your boss.
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10 Questions About Twins You Need Answered
I know that you mean well and are just trying to make conversation, but do I look like I have time talk…
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High-Low-High Teaches Kids Resilience, Optimism
High-Low-High teaches kids that everyone has fun and struggles each day. Resilience is the ability to overcome a difficult experience, and this…
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‘How Not to Spoil Your Child’ with the NY Times Ron Lieber
Ron Lieber, a New York Times personal finance columnist and author of The Opposite of Spoiled: Raising Kids Who Are Grounded, Generous,…
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‘Remaking Manhood’ Looks at Masculinity in 21st Century
Mark Greene’s new book Remaking Manhood is a glimpse into the consequences of our American culture’s false image of what it means…
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