I would like to introduce you to http://www.DictionaryforDads.com . Having experienced many dilemmas as a father of three I made a very clear assessment that there is very little quality literature available for dads today. Our roles as fathers at times become so complex and I personally could have used some direction. Our websites’ primary goal is to assist fathers in raising healthy and happy children and nurturing a great relationship with them. As per statistics 50 percent of marriages fail and we address issues as it pertains to Fathers Rights, Custody, and How to Discuss and Protect our Children Through The Divorce Process.

Dictionary for Dads arose amid concerns of every day fathers who sought to promote their knowledge, education ,experience and resources as it pertains to becoming an excellent father. As an organization our goal is to assist Dad’s in raising happy healthy children.

Our belief is that Dictionary for Dad’s will provide resources and information which will be fundamental in helping men make informed decisions based on education, research and practical experience all provided by Dictionary for Dad’s. In doing so this will not only reinforce the male role model in our society it will increase the social welfare of children throughout the world.

We understand that parenting is often complex and confusing with many variables including but not limited to nutrition, medical, psychological, developmental, environmental, marital, social and academic. It is our aim to provide every dad with education, information and resources for all dilemmas when they occur.

Dictionary for Dad’s believes that the label of a “dad” is one which is earned not one that is provided through birth. If you like the site feel free to add us as a link.

Sincerely,
Robert Livingstone-516-398-1934

Kevin Beirne, MS, CSW
Psychotherapist NYS License#054939

I hope someone can contact me soon.

Sincerely,
Candice Russell, editor-in-chief of Holistic Health Magazine
phone: 954/792-9887

Some things to consider: How big is the age gap between your child and a child born in 2006? Do you think that your child would mesh well with toddlers (play happily together, etc.)? And the Mom’s currently in the group generally will have toys that are age appropriate for 2006 babies. Does this work for your child?

Also a note, many of our Mom’s are now expecting again — so there will be a whole new round of Busy Bee’s born in 2008. Generally I would say that we are open to anyone joining, giving it a try and seeing if it is a good match!