fatherhood

Baby care book written for fathers with information on preparing a bottle, soothing a baby in the middle of night, and helping a child learn to talk.

Etan Thomas brings together athletes, coaches, performers, politicians, and leaders of faith to weigh in on the importance of being a father. Isaiah Washington, Howard Dean, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Taye Diggs, Malcolm-Jamal Warner, Tony Hawk, Al Sharpton, Chuck D, and many more share what they've learned from being a father, having a father, or in some cases not having a father around.

The author discusses the importance of fathers in the lives of their daughters, and draws from her experiences as a pediatrician and counselor to girls to explain how fathers can strengthen or rebuild the bonds between them and their daughters.

Discusses relationships between men and women within the African American community, focusing on father-daughter experiences.

The author discusses how his experiences with fatherhood greatly differed from his original expectations and ideas of what being a father should be like, and details his life after the births of his three children.

Young men discuss how delaying or deciding against fatherhood has allowed them to accomplish career and personal goals.

Provides fathering guidance based on the experiences of more than one hundred fathers, explaining how to love, respect, listen to, advise, and discipline one's children and stay connected to them when physically far away.

Shows how to deal with different kinds of fathers including: imprisoned fathers, gay fathers, physically challenged fathers, sports fanatic fathers, divorced fathers, stepfathers, adoptive fathers, previously abused fathers, and alcoholic fathers.