Posts in Dads World Network
Here's How To Cope If Your Child Is Accident-Prone

Are you worried that your child might be accident prone? This could be the case if they are constantly getting scrapes and bruises or if you are at the emergency room every weekend. Little accidents are essentially a part of life and very much a part of a normal childhood.It’s important to know how to deal with the issue the right way and avoid some of the common mistakes. Let’s explore the right possibilities here.

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Will I Lose Weight If I Start Cycling?

Cycling might not just help you trim down; it could also help you become healthier overall. There’s also nothing to it. It’s easy, efficient, and can be a lot of fun. Plus, it should be easy to pencil in on a packed schedule.We already know it holds many physical benefits, but more importantly, it affords us mental and emotional perks we otherwise wouldn’t get without outdoor exercise. So, yes, getting into cycling should be a great way to lose weight. Then again, it’s also important to go about it the right way for optimal results.

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Gestational Surrogacy Allows Single Fathers To Have A Baby

When we talk about single parents, we usually mean unmarried women who are raising a child. But do remember that the word “parent” refers to both genders and there are many single men who have embraced parenthood. If you look at the celebrity community, we have Al Pacino, Colin Farrell, James Marsden, Ricky Martin (the list goes on). While many of them had babies from their previous relationship, there are single fathers who chose to start their family without having a spouse, through surrogacy. To help the dads-to-be who are planning to pursue surrogacy, we discuss the complete process here.

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5 Healthy Habits To Start This New Year

The global health crisis has many families focusing on their well-being, working on improving their physical and mental healthAdopting healthy habits can be a difficult transition for many people, especially families with picky eaters. Fortunately, there are many transitions individuals can make to improve the health and well-being of their families without committing to drastic lifestyle changes. Utilizing technologies, engaging in activities and adjusting your consumption patterns may effectively improve your physical and mental well-being over time.

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4 Reasons To Seek College Admissions Help

Applying for college can be extremely challenging, and admissions get increasingly competitive every year. It can seem like a long shot to get accepted at a top university, but there are a number of resources available to students that can help boost their chances. One of the best things you can do for yourself is to work with a professional college admissions consultant, who can provide the advice and information you need to succeed. If you want to get into your dream school, read on for four reasons why you should seek help with college admissions.

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Resources To Help Teens Thrive

Any adult who thinks being a teen is easy has forgotten what it's like to be one. Furthermore, today's youth have more to worry about than any generation before them. Not to mention, they still have to face all the other challenges of being past childhood and on the cusp of adult life. Any loving parent would do anything they could to give their child a leg up in life. That's why we've compiled a list of resources that could be helpful for today's teens. Continue reading to learn about some valuable resources that can help your teen thrive now and in adulthood.

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The Benefits Of Teaching A Child To Swim

There are a lot of skills that a dad should help his children learn. One that might not come to mind too often is that of swimming. Swimming is a valuable and enriching skill that can not only be a good improvement to your child’s life but may, indeed, save it one day. Every person should learn to swim.However, aside from making good use of a local pool, there are plenty of legitimate reasons to teach your child to swim, including the following.

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3 Ways To Handle Your Debt

Debt can be detrimental to the health and wellness of an individual or family. Couples fight over money as a result of a variety of different issues within the realm of personal finance, but the truth is that there are a number of simple ways that you and your significant other can minimize the debt burden and worry that comes as a result of credit card bills, medical expenses, and everything else that life can throw your way. If you are struggling to make payments to your creditors or pay the rent and utility bills every month, these three approaches to the debt burden can make all the difference in the world for you and your family.

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Improve Indoor Air Quality And Reduce Air Pollution In Your Home

Air quality is an issue that many people don't think about, but it affects almost every aspect of our day-to-day lives. The impact of air pollution isn't discussed anywhere near often enough, despite the fact that there are serious risks to our health caused by ongoing exposure to poor air quality. Even if you're aware that the air you're breathing isn't as clean as it should be, it can be difficult to know what to do to address the issue. Fortunately, there are several things you can do to help you breathe a little easier. Read on to learn how to improve indoor air quality and reduce air pollution in your home.

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Habits Of Highly Successful Dads

Do you have what it takes to earn that "#1 Dad" trophy your child gave you last Father's Day? There's a way to find out, and it's related to the four things top-notch parents do. In general, you can rate your parenting skills high if you put your children's interests ahead of your own, emphasize education for yourself and them, take care of your health, and model ethical behavior. Here's a not-so-scientific guide to being a number one dad.

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Beating the Booze Blues Through Dry January

Over the Christmas holidays, through New Year and into January, the average alcohol consumption doubles for most people and more for some. In response, the Dry January initiative started in 2013. Basically, for the entire first month of the new year, you abstain from all alcohol consumption to beat the booze blues as you begin a new year.

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Optimizing Your Wellness As A Husband And Father

A man's health may rely on the health of his marriage. But the reverse is also the case. When you're fortunate to have a family that means the world to you, optimizing your health and wellness is important to the health of that marriage. But with many things, including stress from work, kids, and the law of diminishing returns, you may find that you're no longer the energetic, attractive man you were before getting married. So how do you improve your health and wellness as a man even after years of marriage? Here are some important tips to help you feel empowered as the alpha male you ought to be.

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Is CoolSculpting® A Weight-Loss Treatment?

Want to know how much weight you can potentially lose with aesthetic treatments? Although it would be amazing if you could have cosmetic surgery to instantly remove excess pounds, the truth is that these procedures are for aesthetic contouring and don’t help you lose significant weight. In other words, weight loss strategies are not the same thing as “fat reduction” treatments. There is a major difference between what happens to the fat cells in your body during lifestyle-based weight loss and after a CoolSculpting® treatment:

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How To Build A Better Relationship With Your Grandfather

It's not always easy to get on with your grandfather. Sure, he may share a lot of the same interests and values as you, but it can be hard to make conversation sometimes. It doesn't have to be this way, though. There are lots of ways to create a fun and positive relationship with your grandfather. So don't give up; there's plenty of time for you two to grow closer!

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Worried About Job Security? Here's How To Cope

Many of us go through life, worrying about our job security. We fear the day when our source of income is taken away from us, leaving us (in our minds) destitute and unable to look after our families. Are you worried about job security at the moment? If so, this post is for you. In it, we discuss some of the things that you can do if you fear that your job might be on the line. We also talk about how to manage psychologically so you don’t create a self-fulfilling prophecy.

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The Best Hobbies For Dads And Kids To Do Together

When you’re a parent, it can be hard to enjoy hobbies. There is always so much to do, and you need to ensure your children are happy and safe. So why not involve them in your hobby or, even better, come up with a hobby you and them can do together? In that way, no one is missing out, and you get some excellent bonding time with your kids. Here are some great hobbies that dads can do with their kids with that in mind.

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5 Signs You Are Exposed To Asbestos

When you inhale asbestos, it can have drastic effects on your body. Although it sounds like you may fall sick immediately and need help, that is not the case. The fibers found in the product slowly accumulate in your lungs, causing gradual scars. If you wish to catch asbestos exposure, you need to follow the trail of symptoms you experience. As soon as you feel unusual such as seeing blood in your cough or feeling breathless, it is time to visit a practitioner. Unless you get proper treatment, your illness can worsen until it becomes too late for you. To save your health from deteriorating further, here is what you need to know about asbestos exposure

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6 Things To Make For Sunday Dinner This Winter

Eating together at home has become a lost art in many American households, with family and friends spending less time breaking bread and more time eating out. Studies have shown that there has been a 33% decline in family dinners in the past 20 years. This can be easily fixed, however. There’s no greater way to gather your loved ones during the winter than with a delicious, home-cooked Sunday dinner. There are endless possibilities for cooking up a savory dish that warms you from the inside out, from hearty soups to easy crockpot recipes to simple pasta dishes. Here are six dinners you can prepare this winter.

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Are ADHD Cases Increasing: What Percentage Of Children Have ADHD?

ADHD is one of the most common childhood mental disorders. Yet, it has a significant effect on the child and parents. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports, 9.4% (approximately 6 million) of the kids in the U.S. between the age of 2 to 17 are diagnosed with ADHD. Reports also show that boys are more likely to have ADHD as compared to girls (12.9 percent and 5.6 percent, respectively).

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