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Favre's Hall of Fame Tribute to Dad
In his Hall of Fame speech, Brett Favre told a story that he had never shared publicly:
One more thing about my father, and this is something I've ...
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TV Dads in American History
In a fascinating article, writer Tim Grierson walks us through the history of the TV dad and shows how each dad reflects the values in America at that ...
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What Men Wish Their Dads Had Taught Them
A father’s influence on their sons is profound. As young men, we look first to our fathers to help lay the foundation for our own future growth. ...
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Like Father, Like Son
"I feel like a monster," Gabriel Marshall said to his dad. Eight-year-old Gabriel had recently undergone surgery to remove a tumor from his ...
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Parents Struggle to Answer Kids’ Questions
If you’re a young parent, you’re probably used to hearing “Why?” a lot! With that in mind, a new survey finds moms and dads field ...
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Research Shows the Importance of a Father’s Role
Over the last 20 years, research has consistently shown that fathers have a unique way of engaging with small children. Horsing around is more common ...
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LeBron James Chided as Overprotective Dad
According Deadspin’s sports columnist, Stephen Knox, NBA legend LeBron James may have achieved athletic feats that ordinary men can only dream of, ...
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NFL Legend Finds New Life Coaching Daughters
Hall of Fame NFL quarterback Steve Young has found a new way to be around the sport that made him a star--coaching his daughters in flag football. Flag ...
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Meaningful Parenting
After being in rock music for a season, Bob Carlisle's mood began to change in the mid 90's. He said, "I like anything that's done honestly ...
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Why Children Need Nurturing Fathers
A recent survey of more than 1,600 teenagers by Harvard found that almost twice as many 14-to-18-year-old boys and girls feel comfortable opening up to ...
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