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How to Support Your Daughter When She Has Her First Period

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Ahh, springtime. Your daughter is growing up, climbing in height, softening around the edges and quickly discarding the child and baby you once knew. She is becoming a woman, and there's nothing you can do about it. She can't be your little girl forever.

Mother's Day, Recession Style

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Even if you haven't planned anything, there's no reason to rush out and break the bank. Here are a few tips for shaving a couple of bucks off the cost more

"Village" Life Disappearing?

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It takes a village to raise a child, or so the saying goes. Can the global village replace the local ones we're leaving behind? more

From a Savvy Mommy

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After putting up my "Mad at Dad" response, I had a great online conversation with a savvy mommy.  Get a glimpse of what her life is like and why she's not exactly mad anymore more

Why children need sports

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"When you pull on that jersey, remember the name on the front is a hell of a lot more important than the one on the back!" This is the lesson children, and their parents, will learn through sports.

Man make fire, man feel manly

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Stoking the legacy of my fire-making dad. more

Literary tykes

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While reading is an art, reading to your kids needs a whole different set of skills. more

You Should Be on Facebook

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We grew up looking at a computer as a pragmatic machine used for data storage, compiling file documents and processing information. Our kids are growing up looking at a computer as an outlet and connection to their social life more

How to Talk to Your Teen about Their First Date

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As a dad, you're biased when it comes to your kids' first dates. When your boy goes out, he's undertaking a rite of passage, winning over his first girl and doing his old man proud -- just like you did. When your girl goes out, though, she's running off into the world with some grungy, shifty punk you can't trust, and what's she going to do when Dad's not there to protect her?