Mr. Brott is a spokesman for MHN. 5 Things Men Can Do to Stay Involved. Keywords: Time magazine; flyer; fathers; mothers; children; parents; marriage; divorce; men; male; women; female

Mr. Brott is a spokesman for MHN. Keywords: Time magazine; flyer; fathers; mothers; children; parents; marriage; divorce; men; male; women; female

National Center For Education Statistics. "Children are less likely to have ever repeated a grade or been suspended or expelled if their nonresident fathers are involved in their schools." Children are more likely to get A's in school, to enjoy school, and to participate in extracurricular activities if their nonresident fathers are involved in their schools.

National Center For Education Statistics. "Children are less likely to have ever repeated a grade or been suspended or expelled if their nonresident fathers are involved in their schools." Keywords: fathers; mothers; children; parents; marriage; divorce; custody; men; male; women; female

Who's Minding the Kids?, Child Care Arrqangements: Fall 1991. Keywords: fathers; mothers; children; parents; marriage; divorce; custody; men; male; women; female; visitation

Researchers and politicians have long known that father absence leads to a dysfunctional society. The increasing recognition that father absence has led to a variety of crippling social ills seems to be leading to a renewed appreciation of fathers' contributions to the emotional and developmental well-being of their children. Need to implement policies and procedures maximizing father involvement

Consult with an attorney for current interpretation. Examination of this state's unique custody, unwed parent, and visitation statutes giving noncustodial parents 40+% time with the child. This is not legal advice and is current as of 1999. Keywords: access; possession; visitation; joint custody; child support; courts; family law; NCP; CP; mother; father

National Health Statistics Reports; dads, divorce; visitation; President Clinton memorandum; birth; pregnancy rates; family formation; Jo Jones; William D. Mosher; nonresidential; coresidential; mothers; Hispanic; white; black. African American; academic achievement; school; cohabiting; National Survey of Family Growth; NSFG; men; women; man; woman; boy; girl

Increased involvement of fathers in their children's lives has been associated with a range of positive outcomes for the children. National Center for Health Statistics; National Survey of Family Growth; NSFG; Hispanic; white; black; African American; noncoresidential; coresidential; nonresidential; cohabiting; marital; marriage; divorced; mothers; homework; meals

Gladys M. Martinez; NCHS Data Brief; No. 204; June 2015; National Survey of Family Growth; NSFG; Hispanic; black; cohabiting; mothers; children; Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; National Center for Health Statistics; United States

Not a MHN publication. In Search of Fatherhood(R) is a quarterly international male parenting journal which facilitates a Global Dialogue on Fatherhood and provides Men from all Walks Of Life throughout our Global Village with an uncut and uncensored forum to explore issues directly and indirectly related to Fatherhood.

MHN book review by Raquel Gonzalez. Keywords: father; children; mother; baby; parenting; marriage, pregnancy, couples, family, relationship; birth, sex, Hogan Hilling; Jesse Jayne Rutherford; Gold Award.

Dr. Robert E. Fay discusses the issues of father child relationships. Keywords: fathers; children; divorce; mothers; baby; nurture; custody; visitation; child support; Robert Bork; parenting; unwed; Dr. Mom; Wallerstein and Kelly; stepfathers; stepparents;

2006 journal article on paternity fraud. Keywords: fathers; mothers; children; unwed; child support; courts; custody; default judgments; Bradley Amendment; Kirk Kerkorian; welfare

Parenting brochure from Armin Brott, Mr. Dad. Keywords: fathers; mothers; children; diapers; breastfeed; divorce; mediation; child support; single father; quality time

Current Population Reports, Household Economic Studies: "My Daddy Takes Care of Me!" It is undisputed among researchers and policy pundits alike that fathers' involvement is extremely important for children's proper social and emotional development.

Reprinted with permission of the author. Sacks examines the contributions that fathers make to the family and to their children.

From Prof David Garrod. "In summary, 30% of the children in the present study experienced a marked decrease in their academic performance following parental separation... Access to both parents...was associated with better academic adjustment..."

1998 Census Report on Single Custody Fathers & Fathers as Child Care Providers

fathers; mothers; children; parents; marriage; divorce; custody; men; male; women; female; child support; visitation