Hey guys: I'm curious to see how other other family-focused dads are managing to deliver both time and income to their families. Given that "the money issue" underlies everything from marriage/relationships, to how much time you spend with the kids, t...

Some fathers assume their role only really kicks in when their babies are weaned, but new research shows you can make a major positive impact right from the start. Find out how to give your baby a flying start. ...

Remember Eagle-Eyed Action Man? And the Space Hopper? Ah, for the toys of yesteryear, before kids clamoured for the latest flashy computer game or all-singing, all-dancing robot. To show you just how much toys have changed over the last 50 years, here'...

Should you be worried if your son or daughter is glued to their Xbox or PSP? Should you restrict their daily game time, or just the games they play? And, despite their bad press, can video games actually be good for children? ...

The law sets down a procedure for asking for a change in your hours but your employer is not obliged to say yes. You can only make one formal request per year, so you need to make sure your request counts. How do you make an offer they can't refuse? ...

Every couple argues. If anyone claims they 'never argue' then they're lying, or living in a deeply unhealthy and ultimately doomed relationship. The important thing is to be able to resolve these disagreements in a constructive manner, without causing lasting damage to the way you feel about each other. ... ...

If you and your spouse are trying to conceive a baby, you may want to know if your wife is pregnant. The best and earliest method to that is to use a home pregnancy test.

After parents’ separate, 70 per cent of their children grow up without serious problems, to enjoy much the same quality of life as children whose parents stay together, but for the other 30 per cent the future isn’t so rosy. Why? Cambridge University's Professor Michael ...

Over the next few months Dad Info and Mumsnet are working together to create a national debate about how parents organise work and caring for children. The project is called The Home Front: what do mums and dads need to make life work? ...

In 2005, 6500 household's time diaries were analysed to try to find out how people spent their days in the week and at the weekend. A report by the Equal Opportunities Commission (now merged with the EHRC) sets out how men and women divide their time between paid ...