By The Conversation “…I’ve found that the best way to reconsider your impressions of your father is to reach out to him and hear about his perspectives, feelings and experiences. After all, if your mother was awarded custody, she likely had ample opportunity to share her feelings and experiences with you. Why would you deny […]
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RACHEL ALEXANDER Rachel Alexander is a member of Leading Women for Shared Parenting and an advocate for Shared Parenting. She is the editor of Intellectual Conservative. She is a senior editor at The Stream, and a regular contributor to Townhall, and Selous Foundation for Public Policy Research. She frequently appears on TV and news radio as a conservative commentator, and hosted
MOLLY K. OLSON, MBC Molly K. Olson is the President of Leading Women For Shared Parenting. LW4SP is an International organization headquartered in Washington DC which advocates in support of equal shared parenting for fit parents as a presumption in custody cases across the United States and internationally. She founded the Center for Parental Responsibility in 2000, in suburban St. Paul,
Molly K. Olson is the President of Leading Women For Shared Parenting. LW4SP is an International organization headquartered in Washington DC which advocates in support of equal shared parenting for fit parents as a presumption in custody cases across the United States and internationally. She founded the Center for Parental Responsibility in 2000, in suburban St. Paul, MN. Since then, Molly has been leading efforts to
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By Babble on 06/04/2017 “…As early as middle school, I was working tirelessly on my image and wanted to make sure everyone knew how tough I was. After all, I was the younger brother of a tough guy. It was a difficult sell in high school when I was 5’10” and 130 pounds, but I
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By NY Times on 05/30/2017 “…What I’m describing is called “bird nesting” or “nesting.” It’s based on the idea of the kids being like baby birds and the mother and father birds flying in and out of the nest to take care of them. This means, in non-ornithological terms, that after a divorce the kids
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By Artsy on 07/04/2017 “…American fathers today spend nearly triple the amount of time with their children as fathers did back in 1965. But while parental norms evolve, outdated ideas of fatherhood—from absentee breadwinners or clueless Mr. Moms—continue to prevail across popular culture. …” Read the entire article: https://www.artsy.net/article/artsy-editorial-photographers-one-way-dad
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By National Post on 05/31/2017 “…I can recommend one safe policy position that Scheer should support: equal shared parenting (ESP) as the legal default following parental separations. ESP was a plank in Stephen Harper’s platform back in 2004, and to my knowledge was never officially abrogated. Yet, not only did Harper fail to address it
By Closer Weekly on 05/31/2017 “…In a new exclusive interview with Closer Weekly, the actor gushed about fatherhood. “The proudest accomplishment of my life is my children,” the 58-year-old star confessed at the recent premiere of his Amazon series, I Love Dick. “Being a parent [means] bringing them up and trying to teach them and have them
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By Northwest Arkansas Democrat Gazette on 06/25/2017 “…The annual father-daughter dance at Benito Martinez Elementary School in El Paso, Texas, is a highlight on the school calendar. Candy-color tablecloths camouflage cafeteria tables, and strobe lights transform the gymnasium into a dance floor. The girls, from kindergarten through fifth-grade, don dresses and pose for pictures with
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