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The Trauma of Family Separation: An Interview with Dr. James A. Coan
by The Editors
Child Care, Public Policy, Parents, Family Life, Immigration, Politics

This Father’s Day, More Than a Quarter of Kids Have Absentee Fathers
by Lyman Stone and W. Bradford Wilcox
Single Parents, Fathers, Race, Parents, Family Life

Acknowledging the Unique Role of Fathers
by William Jeynes
Marriage, Fathers, Parents, Family Life

How to Create a Morning Routine That Your Whole Family Will Enjoy
by Justin Coulson
Child Care, Work-Family, Parents, Family Life, Education

Of Boys and Toys
by Leonard Sax
Parents, Family Life, Men, Politics

A New Legal Effort Would Expand the Practice of Surrogacy in the United States
by Helen Alvaré
Fertility, Public Policy, Parents, Media and Technology

Encouragement for New Moms
by Alysse ElHage
Child Care, Women, Parents, Family Life

10 Reasons to Put Marriage Before Your Baby Carriage
by W. Bradford Wilcox and Alysse ElHage
Marriage, Cohabitation, Parents, Family Life, Marriage and Relationship Education

The Importance of Being Truly Present With Our Families
by John A. Cuddeback
Fathers, Parents, Family Life, Media and Technology
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