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Puppy, Toddler Have This Parent Trained Like a Pro
Who ate poop? Who peed in the bushes? Who bit mom? Sometimes its hard to know if it’s your puppy or toddler who did the deed.
The Racism We Gift Our Children
A white father struggles to explain to his black son the racial divide in America that is so prevalent in the headlines, and learns much in the process.
Paid Paternity Leave Gave Me Special Bonding Time with My Newborn
My husband, Matthew, and I chose the surrogacy path to fatherhood. When we started our journey in November 2014, my employer provided six weeks of paternity leave to primary caregivers; Matthew’s only provided one day […]
Location Tracking Your Teenager: Avoid These 4 Mistakes
Thinking about adding location tracking to your teen’s phone? This guide reveals all you need to consider before you go down that road.
Rules for Children May be Too Absolute for All Situations
Should we equate the importance of always wearing a bike helmet to the level of never touching firearms or playing with fire in our kids’ Never-Never Rules?
First Responders’ Heroism a Lesson for Children on 9/11
A blackout that hit Manhattan on a recent visit reminds father and daughter that first responders really do run into harm’s way for all of our sakes.
Bringing Children into Post-9/11 World a Bet on a Better Future
Fears of bringing children into a post-9/11 world were real for many in 2001. But it’s human nature to be defiant. We’re hard wired for it.