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Dads at work - surprise your kids #2
Here's an idea for suprising your children. Download the attached WORD DOCUMENT, replace "PETER" with your child's name and print out at work. Put it up on the door to your child's room over night and see what they say the next morning when the...
Daddy, why is it called Halloween?
If you get asked that question over the next few days - here are some ready-made reponses for you: 1. Very short answer: Because I said so 2. Short answer: It's complicated - go and ask your mum 3. Long answer: The term Halloween, originally spelled ...
Daddy, why is it called Halloween?
If you get asked that question over the next few days - here are some ready-made reponses for you: 1. Very short answer: Because I said so 2. Short answer: It's complicated - go and ask your mum 3. Long answer: The term Halloween, originally spelled ...
A dad's guide to potty training - part one
"One day ... one glorious day my little champ won't need a nappy". That's what we're all looking forward to after 2 years (or thereabouts) of changing nappies, isn't it? Unfortunately it doesn't quite happen by itself (like very few things with child...
Dad Always Used To Say ...
There’s a phrase you hear on TV and in the movies that refers to a wonderful Dad thing. “When I was growing up, my Dad always said...” ...followed by some sort of quote of immeasurable wiseness. Now that my two are three and one, I’d been hun...
Count down to Father's Day (for all dads celebrating it on the 3rd Sunday in June)
The 3rd Sunday in June is celebrated as Father's Day in quite a few countries around the world (more so than on any other day I think). So to get in the mood we'll be posting a Father's Day related article each day this week to lead up to Sunday the ...
Event - 5-night “Father-Son” Adventure
How does a boy become a man? He requires a process of initiation that can only be imparted within a community of men that involves testing and challenging, strength and determination, calling forth daring and courage. A typical day features an excep...
Men who hate their fathers
According to counselor Bill Glass, who has spent 25 years with men who are incarcerated, not one of the thousands of prisoners he has met has genuinely loved his dad. And Dave Simmons, author of Dad, the Family Counselor, conducted a study that said...
You, your son and his future
Dr. James Dobson, in his book Bringing Up Boys, relates the following story: "I once had a conversation with a man named Bill Houghton, who was president of a large construction firm. Through the years, he had hired and managed thousands of employe...
