Daddys and Diapers

Funny video of fathers dealing with baby poop. If you are a fist time dad this is what you can look forward to. We particularly love the baby farting the baby powder all over the dad. Read more [...]

My embarrassing son. Dad with autistic son speaks the truth

My youngest son, Tristan, has an Autism disorder. He was diagnosed with PDD-NOS when he was three years old. PDD-NOS is defined as: Pervasive Developmental Disorder-Not Otherwise Specified (PDD-NOS) is one of the autism spectrum disorders and is used to describe individuals who do not fully meet the criteria for autistic disorder or Asperger syndrome. PDD-NOS may be thought of as “subthreshold autism,” or a diagnosis one can give a person who has “atypical symptomatology.”  In Read more [...]

What pregnant women really want from their man

Partner pregnant?  Dont know what to say to her to make her feel good about herself? Try these phrases.     These images were created by Pregnant Chicken. Read more [...]

How going green can make you a better dad

Want to know how to be a good dad? Go green. Today's children  are very environmentally conscious  so showing an interest in things they are interested in, such as global warming,  is always a good way to be better father. If you are father struggling to bond with your teenage daughter or son try talking them about green issues.  Get them involved in recycling and set a project to try and reduce electricity usage in the house by switching of lights and electrical appliances. You could even Read more [...]

The Hour when Dads Should Stop Acting like Dads

A real dad always makes sure to have a time specifically set aside to take his child on a daddy-son or a daddy-daughter “date.” He pencils these dates into his schedule as often as room can be made for them, and he makes sure that he is there, ready and excited when the time arrives. He experiences and understands the true benefits of these dates, and inevitably the outings become as important to him as they do to his child. Noah and I have a special tradition. Every Thursday has been Read more [...]

Dad’s Rules to Dating

10 Rules for your daughter's potential boyfriend. Rule One: If you pull into my driveway and honk you'd better be delivering a package, because you're sure not picking anything up. Rule Two: You do not touch my daughter in front of me. You may glance at her, so long as you do not peer at anything below her neck. If you cannot keep your eyes or hands off of my daughter's body, I will remove them. Rule Three: I am aware that it is considered fashionable for boys of your age to wear their Read more [...]

Teenager draws 60ft penis on parents roof

Teenagers will be teenagers and you have got to admire the audacity of this British teen. Rory McInnes painted a giant phallus on the roof of his parents' West Berkshire mansion, apparently after watching a programme about Google Earth. Apparently it was there for a whole year before his parents found out! Read more [...]

Dad keeps it “real” on Facebook as he scolds his gangsta son

In case you can't read it is says: "To all of Chris' friends: This is his father. My son carelessly left his account logged in [sic] so I decided to snoop around. Upon reading my son's personal information, I would like to clear a few things up. My son is not a "gangsta," he will not "beat a ho's ass" and he will most certainly not "roll a fatty wit his boyz." So for all of those who think he is some hard ass thug, think again...he is Chris _____[balnked], a 15 year old kid that was afraid Read more [...]

Tips on Dealing With a Teenager

Understand the teenage brain — they are not out to get you Before puberty there’s a huge increase in the number of neurones in the brain. At puberty these are pruned back so we can become ready for the complexities of adult life and can develop good, strong neurological pathways.The brain is effectively being completely rewired, so parents need to moderate their expectations. They’re not out to get you — they’re probably not even hearing you. You can’t expect someone to behave Read more [...]

Another reason why dad’s are great

Fathers who are actively involved in raising their children - whether or not they live with them - can have a large influence on their intellectual abilities and emotional well-being, according to a new study. The Canadian long-term study, found that the children of fathers who were hands-on and used positive parenting skills tended to have fewer behavioural problems and do better on intelligence tests. "Compared with other children with absentee dads, kids whose fathers were active parents Read more [...]