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"...when it comes to the school success of Virginia’s kids, there is not so much a racial divide as there is a father divide." Brad Wilcox & Maria Baer: ifstudies.org/blog/the-fathe…

"...when it comes to the school success of Virginia’s kids, there is not so much a racial divide as there is a father divide." <a href="/BradWilcoxIFS/">Brad Wilcox</a> &amp; Maria Baer: ifstudies.org/blog/the-fathe…
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Having an engaged dad at home has a positive impact on a child’s entire life, while an absent or disengaged dad can be disastrous for a child.  ifstudies.org/blog/the-fathe…

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Friday Five: The Role of Relationship Education in Strengthening Attachment: Findings from the ELEVATE Programhttps://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/10664807251346974

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"Fatherhood is a load-bearing wall—for healthy families, flourishing kids and for strong communities. States have a vital role to play in creating father-friendly policies, as we show in this report." Richard V. Reeves from the new National Marriage Project and Hampton University

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Of Note: Fathers play crucial role for daughters’ mental health, sons’ school behavior, study finds foxnews.com/media/fathers-… #FoxNews Brad Wilcox

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Children need their parents to read in a leisurely way, both to encourage the children to read and to make the parents less frenetic beings. ifstudies.org/blog/summer-is… Dixie Dillon Lane

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Of Note: Why do I find myself fighting the urge to meticulously craft an unforgettable summer for my own children? And why is my focus so often diverted to travel websites, theme-park reels, and listicles like “137 Ways to Have an EPIC Summer with Your Kids”?