Fatherhood

By LJ Bovey – The Versed 01/22/2019 “…I didn’t make the decision to leave my son’s mother and without any real conversation, it was expected that our son should stay with her. Which I guess makes sense as he has two half-siblings who also live in the family home. However is it really fair? Why […]

By Armin Brott – Telegram 12/24/2018 “… Psychologist Richard Warshak published a study in which he analyzed dozens of relevant research and scientific studies on joint custody, shared parenting, and parenting plans, especially those involving young children. …” Read the entire article: https://www.telegram.com/entertainmentlife/20181224/ask-mr-dad-joint-custody—even-for-toddlers—is-best-option

By National Post on 12/18/2018 “… Christmas Dad lives in a sad-looking home somewhere in interior Florida (wink wink: deplorables territory). The kids arrive to find a bimbo in residence, introduced only by her first name. Both she and Dad chain-smoke in the house. The kids are unhappy, expressing longing for the “rules” their mother imposes. …”

By Coast Community News on 09/14/2018 “… The team are the brains behind the What About New Dads (WAND) study, a 15-minute survey which focuses on the paternal and psychological wellbeing of new dads. According to data from the Parenting Research Centre (PRC), one in five fathers say they have suffered symptoms of depression or anxiety

By Thrive Global  “… Since 2004, we have known that 1 in 5 men suffer from depression after becoming fathers. However, this is still not formally recognised or diagnosed as a form of perinatal depression. In 2015, the National Childbirth Trust found that 38% of fathers worry about their mental health, and 73% of fathers worry

By Fatherly on 08/27/2018 “… Data from Gallup suggests that American men have an average of nine close friends, and that fathers with children under the age of 18 average seven. So, if you’ve justbecome a dad for the first time, count your best friends on both hands and eliminate two fingers. The odd thing is,

By Run Wonder on 07/28/2018 “… When it comes to mothers and daughters we all kind of believe that this bond is the greatest one in the world. Many would even say that a mother is all a daughter needs, which according to research is not entirely true. Recent studies have shown that daughters not only

By Sky Word on 07/18/2018 “… Women have been fighting the good fight on the career front for centuries. While there are still strides to be made towards equality, we’ve gained a lot of ground in the workforce. Unfortunately, men haven’t exactly made the same advances on the home front, at least not in the eyes

By Roll Call on 07/24/2018 “… “There’s nothing more frustrating when you have a dirty diaper to change and the men’s room has no changing tables. I’ve had to get on hands and knees a few times,” Rep. Eric Swalwell said. …” Read the entire article: https://www.rollcall.com/news/hoh/dirty-diapers-boring-hearings-small-doorways-challenges-fatherhood-capitol-hill

By WSVN on 07/24/2018 “… Can a biological father be blocked from seeing his child? In Florida, the answer in some cases was yes. But one dad’s case made it all the way to Florida’s Supreme Court. 7’s Brian Entin has our special report in “Father’s Fight.” …” Read the entire article: https://wsvn.com/news/special-reports/fathers-fight-dad-scores-big-win-for-biological-fathers-in-florida-supreme-court/