Better Thinking; cherished memories as a father
I have many, many memories as a father. Just last night I was talking to my wife about our eldest daughter’s first day at school.
June 11, 2016
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The perceived emasculation of stay at home dads
I feel compelled to address an issue that affects us stay at home fathers; our perceived emasculation. It’s something I’m occasionally asked about and having read a dreadful comment elsewhere on the subject, I feel the time is right to respond. The comment was in this article on the Guardian website. It was written by
May 19, 2016
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#BiBs2016 Thank you! Now the hard work begins
Well this is interesting. It seems this lil’ ol’ daddy blogger has made it on to the shortlists for the 2016 Brilliance in Blogging Awards!
April 30, 2016
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The truth about the working father “wage bonus”
Like many people, I don’t always find myself in agreement with the Trade Unions Congress, but yesterday it published a report into the earnings of working fathers. The report found that men with children out-earn child-free men by an average of 21%. By contrast, full-time working mums earn 15% less than men if they have
April 26, 2016
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Movember; making a difference to men’s mental health
If I say Movember, what comes to mind? I’ll take a guess you probably think of men growing moustaches throughout the month of November. You may also think of testicular and prostate cancer, as much of Movember’s work goes into raising funds to highlight both these conditions and to support programmes researching treatments and cures. There
April 22, 2016
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