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Father News: R-Rated Movies, Favored Parents, Immunization, and Father Son Time
By Dad News Tuesday, April 27th, 2010
Watching R-Rated Movies May Lead to Early Alcohol Use What would be the right age to allow your child to watch R-rated movies? (HealthDay)
Few Extreme Preemies Survive, Despite More Effort “…there has been an increase in the number of extremely preterm babies receiving active, yet ultimately unsuccessful, treatment.” (Reuters)
Are You The Favored Parent? “Why can it be so important for one parent to feel favored?” (NYTimes)
Educational Program Urges Parents to Immunize Kids “…nearly one-quarter of children in the United States between the ages of 19 months and 35 months did not receive the recommended series of childhood vaccines in 2008.” (HealthDay)
Be The Ball, I Mean Beach, I Mean… “Here was something small but memorable that my boy could look back on as an adult when I’m a broken-down alcoholic wreck, and know that at least once his Dad did something for him.” (Dadwagon)
Father News: Criminalizing a Miscarriage, Nestle Misleading, Vaccinating Africa, and Mafia Training Camp
By Dad News Thursday, March 4th, 2010
Jailing a Woman for a Miscarriage? Should the government create a law that will tell you how to act during pregnancy? Should the woman be criminally charged for causing her own miscarriage? Utah thinks so. (NYTimes)
85 Million African Children To Be Immunized Against Polio Polio might be a disease of the past in America but it’s still an epidemic in Africa. (AFP)
Rule #64: Send Your Kid to Mafia Training Camp 100% of kids get picked on at some point in their childhood yet few are trained to deal with it. That’s where Mafia Training Camp comes in. (ReallyBadParentingAdvice)
FDA Warns Nestle, Others For Misleading Food Claims So sugary chocolate wrapped up in other chemicals isn’t good for you?! (Reuters)
Having a Child to Save Another How far would you go to save your child? Is having a child to save a child ethically and morally wrong? (NYTimes)
