sábado, 14 de enero de 2012

About Fatherhood: Things to Do in the Winter Chill

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From Wayne Parker, your Guide to Fatherhood
Temperatures are pretty low across the country right now, and snow is heavy in the upper Midwest this weekend. It is a perfect time to be thinking about how to have fun with the kids during these sometimes intense winter months.

Winter Activities for Dads and Their Kids
Winter can seem like a pretty slow time for kids and their dads. But with a little creativity, winter can be a great time for activities. Take a look at some great ideas and resources for winter activities, inside and outside, that can strengthen bonds between dads and kids and build memories.

Getting Acquainted with the Public Library
One of the most important resources for a family committed to learning and education is the local public library. Here are some ideas for fathers as they help their children learn to use and love their local library.
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What To Do About the Winter Blues
With the onset of the winter months, people get a lot less light than the usually do. This leads some to experience what mental health professionals call Seasonal Affective Disorder or the Winter Blues. Find out more about SAD - the causes, the symptoms and what to do about them.

The Middle School Transition
My youngest son graduated from high school with an associates degree last summer, has attended a semester of college and is now preparing to leave on a two year missionary... Read more

 


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