Father's Day-What's always important
"June with its Father's Day celebration is a great time to acknwoledge how important dads are in children's lives.
In parent and family events, organizers need to make sure activities are planned with both moms and dads in mind. In parent education, researchers have found that men have special needs: more guidance about connecting with their children and, in a few cases, assistance with anger management. It’s healthy when opportunities can be created that put dads together to talk over issues that concern them."
Complete story in the Murray County News
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One of the previous articles tells that women are more prone to anger and rage than men. Can we expect that each mother's day from now on women will be reminded to attend anger management programs?
Posted by: Eva Sairan | July 20, 2006 at 08:54 AM