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Survival Guide

Survival Guide

The Survival Guide is packed with practical 100+ "how to" advice on every day situations, decisions, and crises you'll face as a dad. Humorous, non-fluffed, and boiled down to step-by-step points, these articles get you what you need when you need it.

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How to Help Your Teenager Get Into A Good College

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Getting your teen into a good college can be a rough experience when neither of you are prepared. The first thing you have to assess is your teen's level of commitment. Does he or she even want to go to college?

How to Help Your Preteen Deal with Divorce

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Marriages dissolve, fall apart, grow cold, lose their flare, you name it. It happens everyday. But what happens when the two consenting adults are not the only people involved in the relationship? How do you make that decision when other people depend upon your relationship, too? How do you split apart a marriage when it means splitting apart a family?

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How to Make the Most of Your Camping Trip

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If you have been looking for something to do with your children that involves spending a lot of quality time together, camping may be one of the best activities to accomplish those goals.

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How to Decide When to Call the Doc if Your Child is Sick

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Deciding whether or not to call your pediatrician for your child can pose a major dilemma for parents. On one hand, you want to ensure your child's health and safety at all times. On the other hand, you don't want to look like the overprotective parents who freak out every time your child gets the sniffles.

How to Teach Your Toddler to Clean Up

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When you have toddlers in your home, a clean house is not a destination-it's an ongoing journey. Your house probably won't be really clean until the kids move out, but in the meantime, you can get your young children to help out.

How to Survive the First 30 Days of Fatherhood

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You've been expecting these days for months. You've made all of the preparations and you've even lost sleep because you're so excited for your infant's birth. But now it's born and you're asking yourself, "What do I do now?" That's because the first 30 days of fatherhood is often a month filled with wonderment, emotions and tons of questions.

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How to Deal with that Mid-Life Crisis Thing

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You might not want to admit it, but there's a good chance that you'll experience a mid-life crisis to some degree as you reach your late 30s and early 40s. Many men deal with a mid-life crisis productively and it's more of a new awakening for them. Others, however, go through a number of negative emotions that create life-changing thoughts and actions. It doesn't have to be this way, though.

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How to Deal with Your Daughter's Hair (and why)

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Most guys would rather do anything else than read about hair styling, but if you've got a daughter, hair can be an important issue. Hair is generally seen as a sign of beauty for females, and this is impressed upon girls at a very young age-whenever they get a new haircut or wear a cute barrette, everyone tells them how pretty they look, so they start caring about their hair pretty early on.

How to Support Your Daughter When She Has Her First Period

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Ahh, springtime. Your daughter is growing up, climbing in height, softening around the edges and quickly discarding the child and baby you once knew. She is becoming a woman, and there's nothing you can do about it. She can't be your little girl forever.

10 Handyman Skills Every Savvy Daddy Needs

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How many times have you had to pay hundreds of dollars for a simple repair that you probably could have done yourself?  Here are 10 handyman skills that every savvy daddy needs to know how to do to save money and be the hero in the family.

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