Fatherly Tips

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Parents aren’t supposed to lose their temper, but everyone does. It’s still possible to be a good parent afterward.

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When do babies start walking? Towards the end of your baby's first year, they'll be looking to start their toddling career.

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Children who live for hugging and kissing need to be shown good boundaries by parents, while being given tools to express affection appropriately.

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You can't fight genetics, but you can adjust the nap schedule.

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Raising an empathetic and kind kid is a beautiful thing, but it's also important to prepare kids for the real world.

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When teasing kids, even the most obvious jests are lost on them and internalized.

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