• At-home dads make parenting more of a ‘guy’ thing0

    At-home dads are putting a masculine stamp on child-rearing and home life that could have significant benefits down the road. The lead author of a recent study on at-home fathers, Gokcen Coskuner-Balli, an assistant professor of marketing at Chapman University in Orange, CA, says,"Just as we saw the feminization of the workplace in the past few decades, with

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  • At school, Dads get involved0

    A program called WATCH D.O.G.S., now active in more than 40 states, is increasing the number of male role models at schools across the nation by encouraging fathers to volunteer at least one day a year in several types of school activities. Watch the video to learn all about this important initiative! NBC Nightly News,

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  • At Freshman Orientation, Helping Mom and Dad Let Go0

    Colleges currently in the midst of freshman orientation are devoting large blocks of time persuading parents to stop hovering and let go. The Wall Street Journal, 7/25/2012

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  • At Aetna, a C.E.O.’s Management by Mantra

    At Aetna, a C.E.O.’s Management by Mantra0

    Mark Bertolini may not seem like your typical CEO. After a skiing accident nearly cost him his life, the Aetna Chief Executive decided to make some changes in his health routine that would promote his well-being. He later decided to offer the same healthy options to his employees.

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  • At A Big Church, Small Group Health Solutions0

    When Rick Warren of Saddleback Church realized that his church members (including himself) were too fat, he proposed to Dr. Mark Hyman that they work together on weight loss with small groups from the church, forming an incredible program. Their story is a great example of small communities doing something good and healthy. New York

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  • At 95, Brazelton shares ‘A Life Caring for Children’0

    T. Berry Brazelton, one of the nation's most renowned pediatricians and a leading pioneer in early childhood development, is celebrating his 95th birthday this month with the publication of his memoir, Learning to Listen: A Life Caring for Children. Brazelton says of his greatest contribution to the world of child development, "The Brazelton Neonatal Behavioral Assessment Scale

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