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Parenting with patience.(Fathering Journey)(Brief Article): An article from: Daughters by Michael Thal, 2004-11-01 Do something big!(FATHERING JOURNEY): An article from: Daughters by Rick Gordon, 2007-05-01 Fathering a New Look At the Creative Art by Maureen Green, Fathering for men: Every man's guide to the first years of fatherhood by Martin Francis, 1986 Comments on the Faithful Fathering Symposium.(Faithful Fathering: Spiritual Narratives and Religious Meanings): An article from: The Journal of Men's Studies by Wade Horn, 1998-09-22 Mother involvement as an influence on father involvement with early adolescents.(Report): An article from: Fathering by Joseph H. Pleck, Sandra L. Hofferth, 2008-09-22 King Lear and fathering: a panel discussion.(Panel Discussion): An article from: The Journal of Men's Studies Fathering from Love: How to Rediscover One of Life's Greatest Treasures by Jonathan T. Scott, 2005-02 Fathering, Faith, and Spirituality.: An article from: The Journal of Men's Studies by David C. Dollahite, 1998-09-22 Resident fathers' perceptions of their roles and links to involvement with infants.: An article from: Fathering by Jacinta Bronte-Tinkew, Jennifer Carrano, et all 2006-09-22 "Just like his dad": family background and residency with children among young adult fathers.: An article from: Fathering by Renata Forste, Jonathan Jarvis, 2007-03-22 The transition to fatherhood: identity and bonding in early pregnancy.: An article from: Fathering by Cherine Habib, Sandra Lancaster, 2006-09-22 Response to Papers on Religion, Fatherhood, and Fathering.(Faithful Fathering: Spiritual Narratives and Religious Meanings): An article from: The Journal of Men's Studies by Sam Femiano, 1998-09-22 Fathering Your School-Age Child : A Dad's Guild to the Wonder Years -- Three- to

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121. BBC - Drama - Babyfather - Stories - Lessons In Fathering
     FAMILY, RATE THIS STORY. Lessons in fathering, by Tamsin Hinton. I have been asked to write down my feelings about what is going on in my life.  
     http://www.bbc.co.uk/drama/babyfather/stories/lessons_in_fathering.shtml

122. FatherMag Forum - Health - Child Custody - Gender Wars
     Click Here.  
     http://forum.fathermag.com/forum/
     
     Extractions: We suggest that you choose a nickname to use in the forum, like Joe from Nebraska, or whatever. That makes it a lot easier for people to respond to you. It's hard to follow a conversation when everybody is named "anon" on every message. Remember that everything you say here is public, and unlike chat, it is persistent. That is, the message doesn't go away when you do. So don't put anything here that you don't want others to see. Technical stuff: You only have to post your message once.

123. Fatherhood - It's About Time
     KS Logo, Fatherhood It s About Time. Leading Time Management Author Offers Advice to Fathers. advertisement. Source. Covey Leadership Center via PR NEWSWIRE.  
     http://www.kidsource.com/kidsource/content2/news2/fathers.time.3.html
     
     Extractions: PROVO, Utah, May 29, 1997 As Father's Day approaches, many men are reflecting on how they can be better fathers. Achieving balance between work and family is a struggle for many fathers and requires more than just scheduling. "As fathers, we sometimes got into a schedule-efficiency mode," says Roger Merrill, co-author of First Things First with Stephen R. Covey and Rebecca Merrill. "We carry our planner home from work and try to schedule a few key events in the life of a child, all the while thinking 'been there, done that,'" says Merrill. "While showing up is good, events are not a substitute for the thousands of little interactions that take place between events. Life is what happens between events." Says Merrill, "We work hard to make it to the events in the lives of our children, thinking that communicates love and support. And, to some extent, it does. But children growing up in this environment never really learn the confidence and inner strength that comes from being loved 'just because you're you.' So much of what forms individual character and a beautiful family culture comes from thousands of mundane moments of living when it's 'just the family.'

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