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Two-fer Tuesday: Circumcising Your Daughter, and the Optimal Number of Kids

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Because there are so many other writers, both dads and moms, writing about great parenting topics each week, I thought I’d start sharing two links to ‘must-read’ articles each Tuesday (hence the name Two-fer Tuesday).
This week, we’ll take a look at what it would be like to consider circumcision for your daughter, and then we’ll [...]

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Cloth Diapers vs. Disposables: The Water Issue

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Over at Sierra Magazine, an article called “The Great Diaper Debate” has a question from a reader about the effect that using cloth diapers has on water usage:
“Cloth diapers require both water and energy to wash—two things California has in short supply. But disposables come from plastic, cotton, and trees, and clog our landfill. What’s [...]

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Manly Skills of Fatherhood: Burping

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[I love the fact that there are sites about the art and skills of manliness on the web, but fatherhood doesn't usually make the cut (as far as being considered manly). We're going to try to change that.]
When I was growing up, I had a totally different perception of what being a man meant. [...]

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Homebirth Dads: 10 Questions with Jorge T. Cuevas

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Homebirth Dads: 10 Questions with Jorge T. Cuevas
Jorge T. Cuevas is the husband of a homebirth midwife, father of two homebirths, and video producer of “Homebirth Dads: The Dad’s Perspective On Homebirthing“.
1. Why did you choose homebirth?
My wife is a homebirth midwife, so there was no other choice that we felt more comfortable with.
2. [...]

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