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City Dads Helps Pampers’ Mission to End Diaper Changing Table Inequity
Know a men’s restroom in need of a changing table? City Dads can help as it joins Pampers and Koala Kare to install 5,000 diaper changing stations by 2021.
Filed Under: announcements, outreach

Parenting Mantras I Learned from Author Toni Morrison
Nobel Prize-winning author Toni Morrison taught me two parenting mantras that I try to practice daily: light up and know when to stop.
Filed Under: at-home parenting, growing up, parenting advice

Washington, D.C., Dads Group Brings Fatherly Bonds to Nation’s Capital
Washington, D.C., dads and those in its surrounding suburbs now have a chapter of City Dads Group to call their own. DC Dads Group started earlier this year in our nation’s capital. Heading the new […]
Filed Under: announcements

Dads Modeling Good Male Behavior Can Improve Their Kids’ Future
Modeling good male behavior may feel like an easy out for combating social ills. Angry tweets are far sexier. But the real work starts at home.
Filed Under: at-home parenting, gender

Puppy, Toddler Have This Parent Trained Like a Pro
By Pete Gilbert
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.
Filed Under: toddlers

The Racism We Gift Our Children
By Tobin Walsh
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.
Filed Under: ethnicity / race, relationships

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 […]
Filed Under: babies / pregnancy, work-life balance
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