Introduction The rise of dual-career families has focused discussions on fatherhood towards men’s changing role within families. Less examined are …
Archive LinkBarriers to Balance: Factors Linked to Fathers’ Use of Work-Life Initiatives
Father-Friendly Workplaces: The Implementation Gap More and more employers have adopted family-friendly initiatives, persuaded by the business case for such …
Archive LinkFatherhood and Youth Sports – A Balancing Act
Abstract of: Gottzén, L. & Kremer-Sadlik, T. (2012). Fatherhood and youth sports: A balancing act between care and expectations. Gender …
Archive LinkFathering Children with Special Needs: A Review of the Research
Introduction More research shows that fathers play a unique purpose in promoting the healthy psychosocial development of their children. However, …
Archive LinkResearch Abstract: Men’s Transition to Fatherhood: First-time Fathers’ Experiences with Fathering, Marriage and Work-life Issues
The following is an abstract of Men’s Transition to Fatherhood: First-time Fathers’ Experiences with Fathering, Marriage and Work-life Issues (2010) by Adrian …
Archive LinkSmall Gestures Can Make a Big Difference
I WAS watching one of those fun weekend adult-versus-youth football games when I noticed a skinny, lanky kid struggling on …
Archive LinkAsia Fatherhood Research Conference Panel 2: Fathering Across Diversity
Introduction The following summarises research presentations and salient points of the discussion on fathering across diversity for Panel 2 of …
Archive LinkBook Review: The Council of Dads
The Council of Dads –My Daughters, My Illness and the Men Who Could Be Me A Circle of Friends This …
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Dr. Neil Bernstein is a practicing clinical psychologist, author, and speaker based in Washington, DC. He is an accomplished fathering …
Archive LinkSingapore Fatherhood Public Perception Survey Shows that Singapore Dads Want to be Active Fathers
Findings from the Singapore Fatherhood Public Perception Survey 2009, commissioned by the Ministry of Community Development, Youth and Sports (MCYS), …
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