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Behavior
The latest CD's and videos for kids.
Definitive answers to your kids' most vexing questions.
Ten terrific for Fun and Stimulation.
Protecting your home and family.
How do we instill
moral behavior in our kids?
What you need
to know about your child's temperament.
An important new
study reveals we're often in the dark.
10/4/00
Neatness
Counts
By
Karen Karbo
Why are his girls' rooms such a mess? A dad gets to the root of the
problem.
9/13/00
Lost
Innocence-Could Your Kids Kill?
By
Paige Egan
Once we
pigeon-holed violent kids as marginalized members of the disadvantaged
class.
Behavior
Past Articles
Peeping Dad:
Secretly monitoring your nanny's caregiving techniques is unconstitutional, politically incorrect and a blatant invasion of privacy. Your choice. If you do want to pry, the XCam2 Wireless Video Camera from X10 Home Solutions (www.x10.com) is the perfect high-tech toy for dads who like to keep an eye on things. No larger than a golf bar, it integrates a color analog video camera, microphone, and 2.4-GHz transmitter into a single device that signals up to 100 feet. Also ideal for supervising the kids' activities or guarding the front door against intruders, it features one other big plus: When not serving as you personal electronic policeman, it's a perfectly adequate homevid camera.
Dad Fad of the Month:
Candy Land is out, crib demolition is in-at least for Peter Baylies, Publisher of the At-Home Dad Quarterly. Earlier this year, writes Baylies, his two-and-a-half-year-old son, John, was scheduled to make the transition into a big-boy bed in order to make way for a new arrival in the family, but kept stalling on the big move, obviously hesitant to give up the comforts of his crib. "But one day I was watching him with my screwdriver, pretending to take everything apart, and an idea came to me that I knew would please both of us." The upshot: Father and son (and screwdrivers) descended upon the crib, reducing it to a neat stack of sticks. That night, John slept in his new bed for the first time.
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Topic: Good Role Models In Sports
Do you think professional athletes are good models for kids? Are there any sports stars who seem particularly good, or bad, dads? |
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8/15/01
Infant and Newborn Safety
By Kevin Nelson
Infants and Newborns.
7/11/01
Kids and Racism
By Bruce Kluger
Out of the mouths of babes, finds a shocked liberal, come hateful words. What should he do?
6/27/01
 Dog Safety
By Mike Woitalla
A spate of recent horrific attacks on children make this must reading.
4/11/00
The
Dad Guide To Your Child's Nutrition
By
Paige Egan
Hint:
be creative and cunning. And, oh, yes - relax.
No Danger In Vaccinations
Do routine childhood vaccinations put your kids at a higher risk for Attention Deficit Disorder? Ignore the alarms, says Paul Offit, M.D., chief of infectious diseases at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia and a renowned virology and immunology expert. "There's no evidence that vaccinations have anything to do with the increasing incidence of ADD or its cousin ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder)," says Offit. "No one knows why these conditions are on the rise or what causes them, but experts suspect genetics is at least partly responsible. In any case, there's no reason to believe that vaccines are responsible."
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4/11/01
So
You Wanna Be A Coach?
By
Mike Woitalla
Your invaluable guide to Saturday morning, pop.
10/24/00
Soccer
Primer
By
Buzz McClain
Your invaluable guide to Saturday morning, pop.
7/19/00
When
Games Turn Deadly
By
Brian Abrahams
It's hard to comprehend that moment on the suburban Massachusetts
ice rink when a group of kids with their skates and padded uniforms
watched one father beat another father to death with his bare
fists.
6/1/00
Minimize
Injury
By
John Thomas
Most of us know the upside, the benefits of team sports for
our sons and daughters-learning teamwork, getting fit, making
friends, feeling good about themselves.
6/1/00
Killer
Coach
By
Harry Maurer
So it's the bottom of the sixth, last inning of this Little
League game, one out, and my son Luke is up with men on first
and third.
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