Experts have found that once men become fathers, they make significant life changes in their relationships with their partners, their families, in their leisure activities, their work-life, and interests, and values.
Read ArticleAs a new year begins, I start thinking about resolutions. Making concerted efforts to achieve self-improvement goals appeals to me. I believe there are ways to improve as a dad, and here are some ideas for dad’s resolutions for 2020.
Read ArticleResearchers now say the right choice for children under two is zero and children under five should be limited to no more than one hour per day.
Read ArticleOur Father’s Day columnist Rob Weisskirch discusses why it’s so important to show affection to our children.
Read ArticleJoin Monterey Bay Parent Magazine and Community Hospital of the Monterey Peninsula for a free Facebook question and answer session. Martha L. Blum, MD, Ph.D. will be answering your questions about the flu shot, flu prevention, and treatment.
Read ArticleBe SMART program members in Monterey County are spreading the message about safe gun storage in an effort to keep kids out of harm’s way.
Read ArticleIf you’re wondering what news exposure is appropriate for your child, here is advice for each age group that will help you set limits and protect your child.
Read ArticleAs we enter what is sure to be a difficult election year, children will be exposed to much more news and information. What can parents do to lessen any negative impact while also being sure their children are learning about important topics?
Read ArticleExperts recommend answering children’s questions about death directly and age-appropriately. They say to avoid euphemisms like “passed away” or, in the case of a pet, “put to sleep” for young children because those expressions confuse them.
Read ArticleWhether it’s your newborn’s sleeping face or the family reunion with all the siblings in one place, those once-in-a-lifetime moments require professional photos. Here are some of the advantages of a professional photoshoot.
Read ArticleAs a dad, I feel that my role is “protector” by keeping my kid safe in all ways. At the same time, I don’t want to give in to my fears and make my daughter think and feel that where we live and where we go are not safe places.
Read ArticleThe more we accept the natural states of our teenager’s brain, the more we are empowered to accept the situation to make wise and compassion-based choices.
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