Here are what some others are saying about ‘Daddy How Do You Know‘ by Step Jones:

“Written in a style that is part personal journal and part life manual to be discovered later by his young son, Step Jones demystifies the process of our development into thoughtful human beings, explores his discoveries about what success is, and reveals for us all his strategies for achieving dreams in a diverse world of ever-quickening change.”
Doug Lytle – Attorney – San Diego

I love and appreciate you for writing this book. Wow, what a journey! It’s emotional, educational, and endearing. The content actually caught me off-guard, and I feel that I have lived, learned, and loved more deeper as a result of reading your book. Thanks for being you and Thanks for allowing me and every reader into your world.
John P. Smith, Jr. – Principal Trainer – Los Angeles

The book will be published and available on Amazon.com early next year, but you can read it now free-of-charge online here (no registration required…): Daddy How Do You Know

Merry Christmas from dadz.com!

As the father of 4 boys, including one with special needs, my experiences were as unique as those of the 40 dads interviewed for this documentary. The documentary summoned emotional memories that I had all but forgotten about. Having children is no doubt the most powerful experience I’ve been through and this documentary, Being Dad, is a powerful film that successfully restores these most precious of memories in an incredibly entertaining manner. I’m no film critic, but a “two-thumbs up” doesn’t do the film justice.

I recommend you and your wife set aside 80 minutes and enjoy the film online or order the DVD. Also, if you have a friend who is pregnant with a first child this would make for a meaningful gift as they navigate through their experience of becoming a mom or dad.

You can watch the 3 minute trailor here: Being Dad

The film is available on DVD for $25.99 (Being Dad DVD) or online for a special price of only $4.95 (regularly $9.95) here: Being Dad the Movie

For more information and details you can visit their Website at Being Dad USA.

parents have relied heavily, perhaps too heavily, on the use of “timeout”.

Dictionary for Dads

They don’t accept advertising or sponsorships. They are simply driven to share valuable information with dads. Here are a few of the topics you will find valuable information on:

• Understanding Aggression
  
• Working Parents
• Parents Across America Blog
• Pool/Water Safety
• Absent Fathers
• Internet Safety
• Controlling Dads
• Judgmental Dads
• Teenage Violence

Home and Away

Dad breaking all the rules of good parenting. Teaching kids how to pull off a covert operation isn’t in the How-to-be-a-good-parent manual!

More Home and Away on dadz: Home and Away

• Educating and inspiring fathers, through public awareness campaigns, research, and other resources.
• Equipping and developing leaders of national, state, and community fatherhood initiatives through curricula, training, and technical assistance.
• Engaging every sector of society through strategic alliances and partnerships.

Some of the key programs they offer include:

• Doctor Dad – Developed by healthcare professionals, this program is a curriculum that teaches dads how to care for the basic health needs of their children and how to make their home kid safe.
• 24/7 Dad - This is a cutting-edge, in-depth fathering skills program that helps men develop the right attitudes, knowledge, and fathering skills needed to get involved with their children.

• Christian-based 27/7 Dad – A specialized version of their most popular ’24/7 Dad’ program. This version of their fathering skills program was developed specifically for churches and Christian organizations to use to reach fathers in their congregation or to use in engaging fathers in their local community.

For all of their programs visit their training page at: Fatherhood Training.

They also offer membership in their Dads Club.

Membership costs a one-time fee of $30 and is for life. You’ll get plenty of goodies (t-shirt, discounts, and more), but most importantly you’ll be helping a great cause including your relationship with your kids!

If you’re interested in learning more about fatherhood and how having involved dads can help society as a whole then check out their research on fatherhood.

For more Daddy’s Home on dadz visit our comics section: Daddy’s Home

Daddy needs to take a walk in the park, or better yet, the shopping mall! Maybe even buy another computer.

Do your kids annoy you sometimes? Then pay attention to one of the best ways of getting even with them!

For more comics visit the Daddy’s Home page on dadz.com/comics.

I came across a good article on the subject of being an involved dad on education.com and recommend you have a look. Visit: Involved dads