Dads I want to give you a pep talk. The involvement of a father can dramatically reduce the odds of a child from getting involved with substance abuse. Those kids also live in a safer home, are more physically active and stand a much greater change to avoid poverty. Go dads, you rock, well most of you rock. Continue reading Why do 1 in 5 U.S. women have kids with more than one dad?
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Daddy Mojo tries to make the Top 25 Circle of Moms Dad Blogs
The set up is simple. Countless Dad blogs enter the online octagon to make the list that Circle of Moms will put out for their Top 25 Dad Blogs. You click on a link that votes for said Dad Blog and only the Top 25 Dad Blogs remain. It’s kind of like Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome and Circle of Moms is playing the Tina Turner part.
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Mrs. Butterworth’s Family Breakfast, 3/27 at Piedmont Park
Dads love free. Dads love family. Dads love pancakes and waffles. Combine all of these things plus the iconic Mrs. Butterworth and you have a fabulous event happening on March 27. Mrs. Butterworth’s Family Breakfast Ball is this Sunday, March 27 from 9:30-12 p.m. at Piedmont Parks Magnolia Hall Lawn. It’s a free event that’s designed to celebrate spring and show off Mrs. Butterworth’s new limited-edition spring time bottles. Who knew she had a change of clothes? Continue reading Mrs. Butterworth’s Family Breakfast, 3/27 at Piedmont Park
Daddy Mojo reviews: LeapFrog Fridge Phonics Alphabet Set
We’re a little hesitant to embrace some educational toys. Call us a little gun shy, but it seems like some manufacturers will slap the alphabet on a toy, call it educational and then watch parent purchase it. A friend of ours gave us the heads up on LeapFrog’s Fridge Phonics. Continue reading Daddy Mojo reviews: LeapFrog Fridge Phonics Alphabet Set
Baby shower gift ideas to get the Dad involved
Baby shower gift ideas to get the Dad involved sounds like a challenge akin to a camel fitting through the eye of a needle. Husbands who (mistakenly) attended one of their wedding showers may be under the impression that baby showers are as fraught with dangerously laced estrogen. Continue reading Baby shower gift ideas to get the Dad involved
Daddy Mojo gets a shout out from NursingSchools.net
Big thanks to our friends at NursingSchools.net for including us in their list of 50 Best Blogs for Brand New Dads. While Toddler Mojo is verging on 18 months now, it’s good to see that some people are getting knowledge here. Continue reading Daddy Mojo gets a shout out from NursingSchools.net
Australian bullying wrap up and tough love from dad
It bothers me when a youth does something criminal and then the media talk to the neighbors or parents. “Well, they were such a nice young child, it just doesn’t seem like something that they would do”, the parent would say. It doesn’t matter the crime, the statement from the parent is always the same.
That is the part that bothers me. The parent saying such a stereotypical halfhearted non apology doesn’t’ do anything to help the youth, victim or family. I’ve long waited for a parent to step up and say something along the lines of ‘my child screwed up and they’ll pay the consequences’. A dad in Ipswich, Australia has just done the next best thing by driving them to the police station after he caught his two children bullying a younger one. Continue reading Australian bullying wrap up and tough love from dad
Casey Haynes, bullies, parents and the hypocrisy of YouTube
It’s been a busy week for viral videos, there’s the child laughing at mom blowing her nose, that strange creature with an umbrella and Casey Haynes getting bullied at school. The first two were great to see, but the bullying video has really taken on a life of its own for many reasons. Continue reading Casey Haynes, bullies, parents and the hypocrisy of YouTube